Planning a vacation can be a daunting and tedious task, especially when you are trying to stick to a small budget.
If you are forecasting a trip to Disneyland, there are some great ways to do a Disney vacation on a budget.
Cutting corners on some small things for your trip will really pay off when saving and planning for your Disney vacation.
If you live within a reasonable driving distance (perhaps a two to three day drive), you should consider packing your family up in the car and driving the distance to Anaheim.
The cost of gas will be considerable, but it will be far less expensive than buying airfare for every member of your family.
If you choose to drive, remember to take plenty of breaks to stretch your legs, eat a decent meal and take in all of the sites along the way.
Choosing to pitch a tent and stay overnight in a camping facility is a great way to save money on lodging along the way.
Choosing a moderate or economy rated hotel can keep you within your budget.
If you consider what little time you actually spend in your room, you can easily justify spending a smaller portion of your budget on lodging.
Make sure you do a little research before you book your hotel accommodations to ensure that you are getting a decent quality hotel.
Check online for customer rating websites that will tell you their opinions of the hotel and will rate them on a scale of 1-5 stars.
Traveling at a less busy time of the year will give you a cheaper admission price into Disneyland.
You get a better rate when you guy a multi-day pass and an even better rate when you purchase a multi day "Park Hopper" pass that will allow you access into both Disneyland and California Adventure.
Taking a break during meal times and leaving the park is a great money saver.
Dining in Disneyland and California Adventure can be pricey, but eating at any number of restaurants outside of the park will help you to keep your Disney vacation on a budget.
If you are forecasting a trip to Disneyland, there are some great ways to do a Disney vacation on a budget.
Cutting corners on some small things for your trip will really pay off when saving and planning for your Disney vacation.
If you live within a reasonable driving distance (perhaps a two to three day drive), you should consider packing your family up in the car and driving the distance to Anaheim.
The cost of gas will be considerable, but it will be far less expensive than buying airfare for every member of your family.
If you choose to drive, remember to take plenty of breaks to stretch your legs, eat a decent meal and take in all of the sites along the way.
Choosing to pitch a tent and stay overnight in a camping facility is a great way to save money on lodging along the way.
Choosing a moderate or economy rated hotel can keep you within your budget.
If you consider what little time you actually spend in your room, you can easily justify spending a smaller portion of your budget on lodging.
Make sure you do a little research before you book your hotel accommodations to ensure that you are getting a decent quality hotel.
Check online for customer rating websites that will tell you their opinions of the hotel and will rate them on a scale of 1-5 stars.
Traveling at a less busy time of the year will give you a cheaper admission price into Disneyland.
You get a better rate when you guy a multi-day pass and an even better rate when you purchase a multi day "Park Hopper" pass that will allow you access into both Disneyland and California Adventure.
Taking a break during meal times and leaving the park is a great money saver.
Dining in Disneyland and California Adventure can be pricey, but eating at any number of restaurants outside of the park will help you to keep your Disney vacation on a budget.