If your Walt Disney World vacation was impacted by the closure of the parks due to the Coronavirus, you will be able to potentially take advantage of a brand new offer.
Eligible Guests who were impacted will be able to take advantage of a vacation package offer that includes accommodations at a select Disney Resort hotel, park admission and a Disney dining plan. (You read that right…free dining!) This offer is valid for arrivals most nights June 1 through September 30. Guests must book this option by May 31, 2020.
Guest receive the Disney Quick Service Dining Plan with stays at select Disney Value Resorts or select Disney Moderate Resorts. These Guests will receive:
- Two Quick-Service Meals (per night of stay)
- Two Snacks/Non-alcoholic drinks (per night of stay)
- One Refillable Mug
Guests will receive the Disney Dining Plan with stays at select Disney Deluxe Resorts or select Disney Deluxe Villa Resorts. These Guets will receive:
- One Quick-Service Meal (per night of stay)
- One Table Service Meal (per night of stay)
- Two Snacks/Non-alcoholic drinks (per night of stay)
- One Resort Refillable Mug
This offer is valid only for Guests who booked a vacation package or room reservation during the time frame of March 16 through May 31. (Keep in mind that they aren’t saying that the parks will be closed until May 31. The parks very well may open before then, but this offer is available for anyone who is traveling in that particular window. If, however, you cancelled your reservation before March 1, and your trip was originally scheduled for this time period, you cannot take advantage of this special offer. Contact the experts at The Magic for Less Travel for additional information and pricing.
A few things to keep in mind. This offer is for a length of stay from 2 nights to 14 nights. There is a ticket requirement of a 2-day minimum. This offer cannot be combined with any other discount and advance reservation is required. In addition, this offer is not available for new reservations. It is only available for those who were impacted by the Coronavirus cancellations and had vacations in the specific window of March 16 – May 31.
