Cheapest Disney Trip You’ve Ever Taken?

[allaboutthemouse]

Ok, I’ll play!
Just for myself...
Free airfare with SW points...$0
Two-night stay in tent site at FW split with my sister...$60
One-day Golf cart rental....$60
One-day park ticket....approx. $100
food...maybe $100?
So like $300-ish

In 2005 Fort Wilderness RV sites offered a 40% military discount! So our site was $26/night! We stayed 10 nights for $260!

That is AWESOME!

My cheapest trip was back in 1979 when my parents paid for everything.

Did you really put the word cheap and Disney in the same sentance?

 

[ClapYourHands]

My cheapest trip was in 2007. I paid for some park food. That's it.

I should add that I was a chaperone on a band/chorus trip, so the students, parents, and their fundraising paid for my flights, hotel, park tickets, some food. It was definitely fun, but not all that much time in the parks, and I wasn't exactly free to come and go as I pleased. My group of students was pretty great, though.

 

[Alynw]

Cheapest trip cost $2,150. Was a complete vacation package through costco. Was a 1 week Trip that included a 2 bed villa at Sheraton Vista Villa, 5 day park hopper tickets for 3, full size rental car at airport, round trip flights through delta, $50 gift card from Costco

 

[Marionnette]

Internet glitch.

4 nights SSR studio
2 adult 10-day hoppers
DxDP for 2 adults for 4 nights

total cost in Dec 2009 = $735

Flew to Orlando on Southwest Rapid Rewards points. The taxes were minimal.

 

[erinlynn2020]

Probably 2005 - 2006. Southwest Vacations had a promo for:

Round trip flights from Louisville (and other locations, but that’s where I live)
7 days at a value resort
7 day Park Hopper tickets
Dining plan (back when it included tips and appetizers)

$599 per person (double occupancy)

Love SouthWest, never thought to look at their packages!