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Disney Offers Jaw-Dropping Hotel Rates, But You Could Be Giving Up Your Legal Rights

If you’ve ever dreamed of staying at a Disney resort for under $100 a night, now’s your chance — but before you rush to book, you’ll want to understand everything you’re agreeing to.

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Disney’s New Summer Hotel Discounts Are Shockingly Good

Disney has announced a limited-time hotel offer exclusively for Disney+ subscribers, and the prices are almost too good to be true. Guests can book discounted hotel stays for travel dates between June 29th and July 31st, 2025, with rates that are hard to find anywhere else these days:

  • $99/night (plus tax) for Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

  • $169/night (plus tax) for a Woods View Room at Port Orleans Resort – Riverside

  • $229/night (plus tax) for a Cars Family Suite at Art of Animation Resort

  • $249/night (plus tax) for a Deluxe Studio at Saratoga Springs Resort

  • $339/night (plus tax) for a Savanna View Room at Animal Kingdom Lodge

To lock in these prices, you’ll need to stay at least two nights (and no more than 14) and book using an active Disney+ subscription.

Keep in mind, not all rooms are eligible — specifically, 3-Bedroom Villas, Deluxe Resort Suites, and Standard View rooms at Riverside and Art of Animation’s Little Mermaid sections are excluded. Room availability is extremely limited, so popular resorts will sell out fast.

Why This Deal Comes With a Hidden Catch

The Disney World monorail system in EPCOT on a sunny day.
Credit: Disney

While the offer sounds fantastic, there’s a critical detail every guest should know: subscribing to Disney+ means agreeing to arbitration terms that could limit your legal rights in the future.

This isn’t just a hypothetical. Recently Disney used Disney+ subscription terms to argue for the dismissal of a wrongful death lawsuit. After a tragic incident where a woman suffered a fatal allergic reaction at Disney Springs, her husband filed suit seeking damages. Disney’s legal team countered that by signing up for Disney+, the man had agreed to settle disputes through arbitration rather than filing a lawsuit.

It’s a stark reminder that signing up for Disney+ isn’t just about streaming your favorite movies — it comes with serious legal implications that could extend far beyond your TV screen.

What You Should Know Before Booking

If you’re already a Disney+ member, you’re good to go. You can log into your Disney account linked to your Disney+ subscription and grab these steep hotel discounts while they last. But if you’re planning to subscribe just to qualify for the deal, it’s crucial to read the terms and understand what you’re agreeing to.

✔️ You’ll need an active Disney+ subscription at the time of booking.
✔️ The discounted rooms are limited and first-come, first-served.
✔️ Your subscription agreement includes arbitration clauses that may limit your ability to sue Disney over future issues.

Final Thoughts

This summer hotel deal is one of the best offers we’ve seen from Disney in years — especially at a time when vacation costs are skyrocketing. If you’ve been itching for a Disney trip without the luxury price tag, this could be your golden opportunity.

Just remember: amazing deals sometimes come with important fine print. If you’re comfortable with the terms, go ahead and book — but go in with eyes wide open.

Alessia Dunn

Orlando theme park lover who loves thrills and theming, with a side of entertainment. You can often catch me at Disney or Universal sipping a cocktail, or crying during Happily Ever After or Fantasmic.

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