Quickly Save Your $200 Deposit For Disney World Vacation With These 5 Tips

Disney World Vacations certainly cost money, however there are ways to save. By planning early and using these 5 tips and tricks, you will be on your way to your $200 deposit in no time.

Plan Ahead – Buy planning months ahead you can set up a Payment Plan/Layaway for yourself. The total payment will not be due until 30 days before check-in date, with just a $200 flat rate deposit required to book your Disney World Vacation.

The Walt Disney World Planning Digest is a fun and informative way to plan your vacation.

Save & Earn For Your $200 Deposit & Beyond:

1. Buy Discounted Gift Cards – All gift cards on Raise.com are covered by their 100% money back guarantee. Raise is a great way to buy discounted gift cards. Also, check your local wholesale club store. You may buy online through BJ’s Wholesale Club without a membership, or with a membership online through Sam’s Club.

2. Earn Free Gift Cards – Use these Savvy & Legitimate Sites to Earn Free Gift Cards and even Cash (PayPal), plus learn how to apply the savings towards a Disney World Vacation.

3. Swagbucks – Of the list on ways to earn, utilizing Swagbucks is the quickest earner. Sign up for the 7-Day Free E-mail Course to learn tips on how to earn today.

4. Find Money – Put aside all Found Money (money not included in your regular income) such as having a yard sale and returning cans.  Start a Disney Fund Jar for Disney. If you are crafty consider selling crafts.

5. Ask For Disney Gift Cards – Have an upcoming birthday, anniversary, holiday? Let family and friends know you are saving for a Disney vacation and ask for Disney Gift Cards.

Use these 5 Tips & Tricks to save & earn your $200 deposit. Then, continue to earn to lower your expenses for your Walt Disney World vacation. Disney Gift Cards can be used to pay towards your Resort, food purchases and souvenirs at the Parks plus many stores at Disney Springs.

Learn more tips and tricks for your next Walt Disney World vacation. Destinations in Florida can also help you add tips and tricks to your next vacation.