Walt Disney World’s Hotel Seasons
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One of the first things you need to know as you plan your Walt Disney World vacation is when you are going to travel. Disney bases the prices for the resort rooms on their property around 5 seasons. Room prices can vary greatly between the seasons. These prices are the base prices that the rooms are available for. Often times, especially in the slower seasons, Disney offers codes that give discounts on the base prices. For this post I will be using the base prices as Disney published them for 2009.
Disney’s 5 seasons are:
- Value Season-the least expensive and least crowded weeks of the year
- Regular Season-a little more expensive and a little more crowded
- Summer Season-a little more expensive, more crowded and hot temperatures
- Peak Season-a little more expensive, more crowded
- Holiday Season-the most expensive and most crowded
The dates for these seasons can vary slightly by resort.
- Value Season is January 1-February 12 (except for MLK weekend), August 9-October 1, and my favorite time to visit November 29-December 17.
- Regular Season is April 19-May 21 and October 2-November 24.
- Summer Season is May 22-July 2 and July 6-August 8.
- Peak Season now only encompasses the spring break season of February 16-April 13.
- Holiday Season prices vary based on the popularity of the holiday. Holiday Season is January 16-18, February 13-15, April 4-18, July 3-5, November 25-28 and the busiest time of the year December 18-31.
The Disney resorts are categorized into 4 groups the value, moderate, deluxe and Disney Vacation Club. Next week we will get into the specifics of the resort categories but to give you a hint of how the prices can vary throughout the seasons here is the high and low for each resort type.
- Value Resorts- $82-$145
- Moderate Resorts- $149-$219
- Deluxe Resorts- $240-$649
- Disney’s Vacation Club $269-$1190 (this includes multi-bedroom villas)
So, before you start planning your Disney vacation check which season you will be visiting in so that you can be prepared for both the cost and the crowds.
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