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Here’s How To Save $100 Per Person On Disney Tickets

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A trip to Walt Disney World is expensive. There’s just no way around that fact. For many, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime destination. So, of course. The first thing many research when planning their Disney vacation is how to save money. You don’t have to be a first-time visitor to want to find new ways to save, though. Even the most seasoned Disney expert can benefit from what I like to call “discount diving” (researching new ways to save).

I go to Disney from my home in North Carolina 3-5 times a year, and I’ve got my tried and true methods for making it affordable (check out this article to find out my go-to saving hacks), but recently I discovered an all-new way to save: Sam’s Club. Technically this method isn’t new. Sam’s Club threw their hat into the travel arena in 2014, but I’ve always overlooked it. As I was planning my next trip, promises of massive savings piqued my interest. Could I really save a fortune simply by buying my tickets at Sam’s Club rather than directly from Disney?

I decided to look into it and found that, yes, I really could save a lot of money at Sam’s Club. Like anything else, it isn’t a miracle. You’re not going to be able to buy a Disney ticket with spare change from the couch cushions, but if you’re savvy, this deal can save you hundreds!

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How much you save depends on your ticket type, just like buying directly from Disney. To learn more, check out our example:

Tickets for June 30, 2023:

One-Day Base Ticket

  • Sam’s Club: $145.00
  • Walt Disney World: $149.00
  • Savings: $4 (2%)

One-Day Park Hopper 

  • Sam’s Club: $210.00
  • Walt Disney World: $227.00
  • Savings: $17 (7%)

5-Day Base Ticket

  • Sam’s Club: $527.93
  • Walt Disney World: $627.71
  • Savings: $99.78 (15%)

5-Day Park Hopper 

  • Sam’s Club: $599.00
  • Walt Disney World: $717.71
  • Savings: $118.71 (16%)

Related: Save Big Bucks on Your Disney Hotel

A one-day base ticket isn’t going to save you much, but a 5-day park Hopper will save you over $100 per ticket! Our family of 4 will save $400 on our ticket costs. That’s substantial. In addition to tickets, you can also buy discounted gift cards at Sam’s Club, which can help you save on food and souvenirs!

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Related: Discounts Dropped For Certain Guests 

Altogether, with tickets and discounted gift cards, we saved almost $700! I can’t believe I’d overlooked this savings option for so long! Keep in mind you do need a Sam’s Club membership to take advantage of these savings, but that can pay for itself over the course of the membership.

 

 

About Jill Bivins

Jill Bivins has been visiting Disney Parks since she was 2 years old and loves sharing her Disney adventures with the world. She likes to say Disney is in her blood and writing is in her bones — so any time she has the opportunity to combine these loves she is one happy camper! She has a deep abiding love for Epcot and as a die hard Star Wars fan has a serious love for Hollywood Studios as well. When she isn't exploring or writing about Disney Parks, Jill is homeschooling her 8 year old son, playing with her brand new baby son, or pretending to be a farmer on her family homestead (despite being unable to keep even a cactus alive). Find Jill on Instagram @minnieonmain.