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You just got back from your awesome Disney trip, and you cannot stop talking about all the amazingness that just occurred…….and then reality hits, you have work tomorrow, and the kids have school. This is what we Disney people call, post-Disney partum, the Disney Blues, or just Disney Depression. It happens to all of us, and it’s inescapable, but there are a few things you can do to help adjust back to the real world.
All of Disney’s “magic” does come at a price and with the recent park ticket price hike to Disney World, going on a 6-day vacation can become super price (est. price for a family of 4 is about $5000-6500). Pricing can vary based on the time of year and depend on the type of tickets purchased, travel method selected, resort, and the selection of a dining package (or not).
As a typical bargain-shopper, I wanted to see if there were ways to save a little cash or at least get a better value out of my vacation. After many trips, I have compiled a couple of my best money-saving tips and hacks to make your Disney stay not only magical but worth it as well!
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The question I get asked the most is when is the best time to go to Disney World and my answer is always, well it depends. With all the changes and updates Disney has made in the past five years, the parks have gotten more packed, and the crowds do not seem to be dying down. With that said, I do have a couple of tips for selecting the right time to travel to the World based on your family’s preferences.
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