• On Dec 7, 2021
    Pam from NC Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    I have a family of 14 maybe 2 more if my military son and wife can come what is the least expensive way to go. I would like this to be a Christmas ptrsent this year

    Seasons greetings Pam, and welcome to planDisney!

    Oh my garland! What a jolly idea to give your family the gift of a Walt Disney World vacation for Christmas. I can't imagine a better present! With a group of your size, I completely understand wanting to keep costs down. Fortunately, I've always found options for booking a Disney vacation at a variety of price points. Let's get snowing!

    If you want to stay at a hotel in the Disney Resorts Collection, I recommend reserving several rooms at one of the Value Resort Hotels. Disney's Pop Century Resort, Disney's All-Star Movies Resort, Disney's All-Star Music Resort, and Disney's Art of Animation Resort offer onsite accommodations and benefits at a reasonable cost. Most rooms sleep up to four adults, but family suites at Disney's All-Star Music Resort and Disney's Art of Animation Resort will fit up to six. 

    I suggest starting on the Special Offers page to see if any current deals or packages work for your group. If not, just use the regular booking tool at the top of the Walt Disney World home page. You'll need to book each room separately in groups of six or fewer; if you set the number of Guests in your party to "14," your search won't yield any results. Should your military family members decide to join you, they'll be eligible for hotel rates and tickets especially for members of the armed forces, so be sure to check here or have them inquire at their local base for more information. 

    To save on theme park admission, consider purchasing standard tickets and foregoing the Park Hopper® option. With a large group, focusing on one theme park per day is going to be easier and more relaxing anyway, and I think you'll do just fine with base tickets. Also, by traveling during slower times of the year (avoid spring break season and major holiday periods), you'll spend less on both your tickets and hotel stay. If you can make a trip work during early-May, for example, it won't cost as much as an Easter week vacation. 

    I hope this helps get you started, Pam! As the planning process continues, don't hesitate to reach out with more questions. Many of my panelist pals and I are very budget-conscious travelers, (every dollar saved is another dollar we can spend on our NEXT vacation!), so we're happy to help with tips related to saving money at Walt Disney World. Thanks so much for stopping by planDisney, and look forward to seeing ya real soon!

    Happy holidays,
    Betsy
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Meet the Panelist: Betsy, Maryland

Greetings! I'm Betsy, a middle school teacher, wife, and mom of two. My family and I love to travel the world, but our best memories are those made when we're visiting Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort. No matter how many times we visit, there is always something new to see, ride, or eat at the Disney Parks. Learn More About Betsy

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