Throughout the year there are 3 main offers and deals that are exclusively available to guests visiting from the UK.
If you're looking for the latest Disney World deals, then click here to view our dedicated Disney World deals page, where we share recent Disney World offers and deals.
Free Dining Offer
Stay in a value hotel. and each guest will receive the free breakfast plan (one quick service meal credit per day) for free. Stay in a moderate hotel, and each guest will receive the quick service dining plan for free, for each night of their stay in a Disney World hotel. Stay in a deluxe Disney World hotel and receive the free standard dining plan. You can however, stay in a moderate resort and pay to upgrade to the standard dining plan, which we do recommend doing. Click here for a full explanation of the Disney Dining plan if you need to know more.
This offer usually comes online around the spring, for stays in the year after.
After the free dining offer has expired, Disney usually releases a free nights offer at the start of the year, for stays in that same year. You usually get up to 4 nights free, depending on which tier of hotel you stay, and for how long.
Ticket Offers
For most of the year, Disney offer a 14 day ticket for the same price as a 7 day, although the cost difference between them is small anyway. Disney also sometimes offer a free Memory Maker with tickets at times. Disney have also thrown in 12 months free DisneyLife subscription with all 2018 offers.
There is no guarantee that Disney will run these offers indefinitely. But these are the offers Disney have run in the recent years. Which one is best depends on your requirements. The free dining offer is good if you're taking a larger family and kids, but keep in mind you'll be paying for at least a moderate resort. The free nights offer is good if you're more frugal with your restaurants and want to keep the overall cost of the holiday down. If you want to find out if the Disney dining plan is worth it (whether you're getting it free or buying it, click here).
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