Disney Tips Your Guide To A Great Disney Vacation
Guests can save big during their next trip to Walt Disney World. Here’s how.
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Filled with fun rides, thrilling attractions, incredible shows, and beloved characters, Walt Disney World is known as “The Most Magical Place on Earth.” Guests can choose from a roller coaster, dark ride, live show, or relaxing night out during their time at Disney World, and new experiences are always around the corner.
Dining is a key part of a Disney vacation, with the resort featuring dozens of incredible places to grab a savory snack, sweet treats, and more. There’s no denying that a Disney World vacation comes with a hefty price tag, though the company has rolled out a number of special discounts for those looking to save as much as possible on their next trip.
The latest offer involves dining, with Disney World introducing a limited-time savings of 40%.
Walt Disney World Announces 40% Off Dining for Passholders
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Disney World officially revealed the details for its upcoming V.I.PASSHOLDER Summer Days event, which includes some deep discounts on select dining locations. For a limited time, Walt Disney World Annual Passholders will be able to save 40% on dining starting in May.
The discount will be applied to the following restaurants Monday to Thursday beginning May 14 through June 30, 2025:
- Boatwright’s Dining Hall
- Cape May Cafe (dinner only)
- Hollywood & Vine
- Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood
- Tusker House Restaurant (lunch and dinner only)
These aren’t the only places guests can save big, with the following restaurants offering the same 40% discount Monday to Thursday beginning July 1 through July 31, 2025:
- Ale & Compass Restaurant (breakfast and lunch only)
- Coral Reef Restaurant
- The Diamond Horseshoe
- Tiffins Restaurant
- Whispering Canyon Cafe
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This year will be very exciting for Walt Disney World. As we covered above, several great discounts are available to guests, and 2025 marks the beginning of one of the resort’s most exciting, transformational, and uncharted time periods yet.
Several projects are in the early stages of development, with Disney announcing a packed slate of ideas, rides, and attractions at the company’s D23 event in 2024. New experiences are coming to all four of Disney World’s theme parks, with Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios receiving some of the biggest changes.
Starting with Magic Kingdom, work is expected to start soon on the park’s upcoming new area inspired by Pixar’s Cars franchise. A new “E-ticket” attraction similar to Radiator Springs Racers in Disneyland will be built in Frontierland, providing a breath of fresh air to the decades-old western-themed land.
The Pixar influence doesn’t stop at Magic Kingdom, with a new land based on Monsters Inc. set to come to Disney’s Hollywood Studios in the coming years, too. Dubbed “Monstropolois,” this new land will feature its own set of attractions and experiences, with the area’s big draw being a new suspended roller coaster.
While exciting, some of these projects, namely the Cars expansion coming to Magic Kingdom, have been met with controversy and backlash, as some fans feel Lightning McQueen is not a good fit for Disney’s original Florida theme park.
Other exciting projects include a complete overhaul of DinoLand U.S.A. at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, with half of the park’s prehistoric land closing permanently in January.
Are you planning a trip to Walt Disney World this year?
have they done away with all the rainbows promoting the less than 1% of americans. We have not been back since the woke Disney like Bud lite. we averaged once a year but have only been once in last 8 years.
your person in charge of the rainbow promotion should be fired. Many family and friends are deciding to go to universal studios instead. i’ve been going since 1958 and it’s a travesty how the current CEO in charge has ruined a great family place into a place some families will not go to. My Wife and me took our entire family eight years ago and were very disappointed with the “woke” Disney atmosphere, especially in clothing and souveniers. You need to look at what the citizens of the U.S. did to Bud light after their commercial. seems Disney profits are way down like Cinderella move sales, wake up and save your sinking ship.doing away with historical rides and making too many coaster rides is not young family.
While we appreciate the discounts these are at locations and times that nobody really ever uses. So really not much of a perk. Do better Disney and really read the room and your AP customers. If you want your AP customers to spend more money especially on food make it available every day of the week and at more restaurants.