Disney on a Budget

The Disney trip you want — without the $6,000+ price tag.

I take my family of 4 to Disney for around $1,500 using points, miles + smart savings strategies.

This 51-page guide shows you exactly how I do it — flights, hotels, tickets, food, itinerary + the complete planning roadmap.You don't need to be a points expert.

Disney is expensive. But after years of planning Disney trips for my own family, I've learned that you don't have to pay full price for everything to give your kids an amazing Disney vacation.

I created Disney on a Budget to show you the exact strategies I use to take my family of four to Disney for around $1,500 using points, miles + smart savings strategies.

This isn't another list of random Disney tips you could find on Google. It's my 51-page step-by-step playbook for cutting the biggest expenses of a Disney vacation — flights, hotels, tickets, food and all those little extras that add up fast.

WHAT'S INSIDE

✦ The ~$1,500 Disney Plan — see how the numbers can work and where the biggest savings come from

✦ My points + miles strategy — where I'd start if I were beginning today

✦ Credit card strategy — the types of cards I use for Disney, hotels and flights

✦ Flights — how I search for award flights and stretch my points

✦ Hotels — my favorite ways to stay near Disney using points and hotel rewards

✦ Tickets + Lightning Lane — strategies for one of the biggest Disney expenses

✦ Food + souvenirs — how we enjoy the fun stuff without blowing the budget

✦ My 7-day Disney itinerary — including park days, rest time and how I structure our trip

✦ 12-month planning roadmap — what to do and when so you're not scrambling at the last minute

✦ Printable workbook — trip budget tracker, pre-trip checklist + bonus packing list

“BUT I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT POINTS.”

That's okay.

I wrote this for the mom who has heard people talk about points and miles but thinks, I don't even know where to start.

You don't need to become a points expert. I'll walk you through how I approach it, what I use and how I put the pieces together.

And if you're not ready to open a new credit card? There's still plenty in this guide you can use to save on hotels, tickets, food, souvenirs and the overall cost of your trip.

THIS GUIDE IS FOR YOU IF...

✦ You want to take your kids to Disney but the price makes you want to close the browser.

✦ You have 37 Disney tabs open and still don't know what you should actually book.

✦ Points and miles sound amazing, but also completely overwhelming.

✦ You want to know where it's worth spending — and where you can save.

✦ You don't need another Pinterest board. You need a plan.

HI, I'M KELLY — BUDGET TRAVEL MOM.

I'm a mom of two who loves taking my family on incredible trips — and refuses to believe we have to pay full price to do it.

I've spent years learning how to use points, miles and smart travel strategies to make trips like Disney possible for dramatically less.

This is the guide I wish someone had handed me when I started.

No points jargon. No 47 browser tabs. Just the plan.

YOUR DISNEY TRIP COULD COST THOUSANDS. LEARNING HOW TO PLAN IT DIFFERENTLY COSTS $27.

You'll get instant access to the complete 51-page Disney on a Budget guide + planning workbook immediately after purchase.

$27 • Instant digital access

Results and trip costs vary based on travel dates, family size, departure airport, award availability, points earned and the strategies you choose to use. The ~$1,500 trip shown in the guide is an example based on my family's strategy, not a guaranteed trip price.