What a “Normal” Disney World Vacation Costs Now

Great video.

Book with the 30 percent off now, we booked a moderate resort with Disney dining plan that includes table service and quick service. Plus four days of park passes and it was cheaper than the value resort for a family of 4 getting two rooms.

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Planning a trip for November—airline ticket costs have become insane. 😮
This is not Disney’s fault—but it does make traveling from far off prohibitive for many families even if they take advantage of discounts.

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Annual Pass definitely is the way to go if you do multiple trips a year

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I love Disney but that's ridiculous for a 4 day vacation. Never mind poorer families, middle class families are being priced out of Disney vacations at this point.

I was just wondering what all I'd need to do, or complete to try and become a TA in my area for Disney..

Fry, 19.3 miles! Are you running from high costs at WDW? Thank you for the informative video. We used to stay at Coronado Springs or Port Orleans, but now have settled on value resorts and vacationing in February to avoid peak prices. I miss the moderate resorts but can't justify to extra cost that I would rather spend in the theme parks. Yes I watched unitl the end with the secret code of "mouse", "castle" and "flying money."

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Great video idea to do a realistic and complete breakdown of the cost for a ‘typical’ vacation.

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Just booked the other day for Thanksgiving. Just under $4000 for 6 nights at Pop with 5 park days for 2 of us and 2 days for 1. Did use one of the popular agents. Based on how things are looking, I have a feeling our flights are going to end up being more expensive than our stay. Southwest doesn’t start booking those dates until after April 2 and the other airlines are going up by about $10 a day per person. 🤣

This was a great video! a lot of people like to exaggerate the price of a disney trip, but a little planning and budgeting goes a long way! 🐭🏰💸

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Even with military discount tickets, staying at the greens, and eating smart by taking my own food it costs a bit over $5k for just 2 people and that's not including air fair or driving expenses, it's crazy.

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Great video Fry! I love that you broke it all down. I did just want to mention that the Disney website has some discounts for Canadians specifically as well. So my fellow Canadians might want to check that out.

Family of 4 who stayed at Poly last year, and doing yacht club this year, 5 nights, 4 park days, dining plan, all LL MP & LL SP everyday, private transportation, stroller rental, flights for 4, approx $9400 in 2025 and coming up in 2026.

That price last year and this year was 30% off room rate and kids eat free when buying 2 adult Table Service dining plans

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Just buy an annual pass. It pays for itself so fast.

🐭🏰💸 awesome video!!

🐭🏰💸Well done FryBucket. A lot of helpful info and tips. I know when my friend and I went to WDW in 2024 we watched ALLEARS for all our information and it was phenomenal!

🐁 🏰 💸 the drive home math in fun video form! As a "it's a place to sleep and eat" person, all about the value resorts. Team art of animation!

🐭🏰💸 Should we check for any discounts or deals?😉

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Valu resorts can definitely exceed $300 per night if you're getting a family suite...even a family of 4 might want extra space.

Went in Feb...the kids eat free dining plan was fantastic. Saved us a ton of money and we had a bunch of snacks at the end and loaded up...10/10 would recommend

🐭 🏰 💸 It’s so mind boggling how expensive a Disney trip is nowadays. Travel agents are the best. Thanks for the info, Fry!

Pretty sad that you have to get a loan or almost max out a credit card for a vacation. Not to mention the interest you’ll pay on top of that to pay it off.

Neat view behind Fry. Edit: The castle view partway in.

Fry 😊

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👍 This was so helpful thinking about all the individual pricing of extras. Love a Fry Bucket info drop! Amazing video as always!!

I think the price is that you gave for a family of four at a moderate are actually low excellent rundown you gave but I honestly think it’s even higher than 7000. Very good video lots of information to help first timers

when my mom dad went back then ticket price was like 50 bucks a ticket things has changed