Today we'll talk about nine ways to save money on your Disney World trips that's

coming up on this episode 415 of W.W. Prep to Go. The Hello and I'd be able to do you know what you're

Hello and welcome to W. W. W.P. Go. We talk strategy and ideas for people

planning their Disney reel trips. I am your host, Dan Albert from

W.D.W.P prop school.com. Thank you for being here for episode 415.

So this episode is being recorded and published on Tuesday when it is when you are hearing this if you are listening

as soon as it comes out and that is because I've just returned from a long personal trip where

we drove the whole coast of California all the way from the Redwoods down to San Diego

and I did a lot of work before the trip to make sure there was podcasts and other things going

up that were scheduled to go out. And now that I'm back, I'm just trying to play catch up to get some things going.

And this is one of those. So if this is coming out late on a Tuesday. Now you know why.

Today I did want to talk about ways to save on Disney round trips.

There have been some things in the news recently about how something like half of people that go to

Disney World end up going in debt, which means they probably put it on a credit card or

something like that.

And there have been a lot of discussions around that. I have some

feelings about this topic because I think it's sort of unfair to single out Disney trips

when people put vacations on credit cards all the time, not just as new ones.

However, there are some ways to save money to minimize the effects of the cost.

It's not cheap, clearly, but there are some ways to work around it.

On that topic of that article that kind of went viral,

I have been talking recently to someone who writes for, she's a freelancer for the New York Times and they are trying to put

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