New Walt Disney World Resort hotel room discounts now available for the summer season

May 03, 2021 in "Walt Disney World Resorts"

Posted: Monday May 3, 2021 9:20am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

New discounts are available today for Walt Disney World resort hotel rooms at up to 25% for most hotels through September 29 2021.

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Discounts are now available for many nights through September 29 2021

Here are the details:

Save Up to 25% on Rooms at Select Disney Resort Hotels This Summer

Book an enchanting summer escape at The Most Magical Place on Earth and take advantage of this great room offer!

You can experience the same legendary detail, service and storytelling found in our parks when they book a stay at a Disney Resort hotel. From unique accommodations to distinctive dining options, themed rooms and more, the Disney Resorts Collection offers Guests a variety of options that exemplify the Disney difference.

And now you can save up to 25% on rooms at select Disney Resort hotels for stays most nights July 11, 2021 through September 29, 2021.

Important Details

· Additional per-adult charges may apply if more than 2 adults per room at Disney Value, Moderate and Deluxe Resorts and Studios at Disney Deluxe Villa Resorts.

· Advance reservations required.

· Cannot be combined with any other discount or promotion.

· Offer excludes the following room types: 3-bedroom villas, Cabins at Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Bungalows at Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, The Little Mermaid Standard Room at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.

· Valid admission and a park reservation are required for the same park and same day to enjoy theme parks and special events and are not included in this offer.

· Resort hotel reopening dates are subject to change.

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Weather_LadyMay 04, 2021

I think people have been cooped up so long they're willing to pay for a subpar experience, just to _go_ somewhere. I know that's the attitude of my husband and kids, who clamored to revisit WDW this summer over my protestations about the timing and lack of return on investment. They basically said, "we just want to be there, because being there will make things feel more normal again, even if the experience itself isn't back to normal." Or something like that.

Dave BMay 04, 2021

There is so much demand because the parks are running at 35%, if they were 100% open, you would not have this issue at all

dmwMay 04, 2021

supply and demand... I'm surprised there is so much demand even with so much of the magic missing right now.

Weather_LadyMay 04, 2021

On paper, it's a pretty consistent comparison year, but I'm glad you mentioned it because it caused me to look at the numbers again and realize that my post was incorrect. My post should have said the ~20% increase was over a THREE year period, not two, as I'd looked at the stats for 2018, not 2019. Here is the year-by-year increase for a rack rate night at the Polynesian (standard room, averaging the weekend/weekday price, w/tax) during the third week of August, which generally falls into one of the "value" (second lowest) pricing seasons. 2018 - $555 (discount offer: free dining or 35% room-only discount) 2019 - $585 (5% increase over prior year) (discount offers: free dining or 25% room-only discount -- 35% for VISA cardholders) 2020 - $614 (5% increase over prior year, 11% increase from 2 years prior) (discount offers: "kids dine free" or 25% room-only discount) 2021 - $653 (6% increase over prior year, 12% increase from 2 years prior, 18% increase from 3 years prior) (discount offer: "2 ticket days free w/4-night non-discounted package" or - for most resorts but not the Polynesian - an up-to-25% room-only discount) My point was, and remains, a very simple one, which I don't think anyone here would seriously contest: by and large, WDW is continuing to increase hotel room rates as though everything is normal and as though its offerings are remaining consistent, when they are not, and is continuing its longstanding trend of offering diminishing discounts on those rates.

monothingieMay 03, 2021

2019 is a bad comparison year because of the debacle of SWGE. After they scared everyone away with the price increases and the expected crowds, and the high expectations, they walked everything back..

ToTBellHopMay 03, 2021

I was warning people about this...

Rickcat96May 03, 2021

I get it, but I wont go anytime soon with those prices and watered down experiences.

Weather_LadyMay 03, 2021

It's not you. In fact, rooms are more expensive than ever, and the discounts are appreciably smaller. I checked historical rack rates for one of the Disney hotel rooms the other day (Polynesian, standard room, end of August) -- the rack rate has gone up about 20% since 2019! Moreover, in 2019, guests who booked that room during that same week could have chosen between a 35% room discount and free dining. This year, the best anyone could do is to save the equivalent of 25% with the "2 days free ticket" offer (or if it applied, which it doesn't, the 25% room-only discount). And this analysis doesn't even take note of the fact that in that same 3 2 years, the value of every room onsite has been markedly diminished by the lack of touring-related perks (EMH, Fastpass advantages), the inconvenience of park pass reservations and limited capacity, shortened park hours, the imposition of park-hopping time windows, the removal of luggage transfer and upcoming total elimination of DME, and the continued closure of dozens of attractions and restaurants and the Epcot monorail. Man, I sound like a hater today... ;)

Rickcat96May 03, 2021

Well, looking at the price point-is it me or does these price look the the same as what I paid before the pandemic-but I had the dining plan.

The4mousekeetersMay 03, 2021

Super limited availability... we're headed down first week of August. I'm on hold (57 minutes estimated hold time) to see if they'll work any magic that I'm not seeing online, but I don't have my hopes up. 🤷‍♀️

uncle jimmyMay 03, 2021

Any idea when Club level will return?

monothingieMay 03, 2021

USO Resorts had club level amenities open last year. I guess they know something Disney doesn’t. Like how to run a resort. But surely you don’t think they couldn’t fill all their hotels this summer? Too bad they can’t get any find any workers.