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Saving money when you go to DisneyWorld might seem to be a contradiction in terms, but with some planning and preparation, visitors can have a great visit to Florida without running up a huge credit card debt.

The Walt Disney World Resort is absolutely huge, covering almost 49 total miles near Kissimmee, Florida. There are four major theme areas, Epcot, MGM Studios, the Animal Kingdom, and the Magic Kingdom. With so much to see, visitors almost always spend at least 7 days or more just to take it all in. Disney has constructed more than 14 hotels just to take care of everyone visiting the parks.

Of course, Disney recognizes that folks are searching for different options when visiting the area. For this reason, they have resorts that fit everyone’s budget. Resorts are classified into Value, Moderate, and Deluxe levels. Value is sort of the Walt Disney way of saying cheap, but customers will not be let down, as the Disney Value resorts are nice and comfortable. Moderate hotels are one step up, promising bigger living areas and sit down dining on site.

Deluxe hotels at Disney World are full service accommodations built to satisfy and pamper any guest. Some of the hotels such as the Contemporary Resort and Polynesian are on the elevated train, so guests can simply ride to Epcot without using a car or riding a bus. Rooms are much bigger, and the Disney environment is of course magical.

What then is the best way to pick a Disney World Resort? Well would you rather spend your hard earned cash on gifts or pamper your family with the best, remember you are on holiday? Value rooms like the Disney World Pop Century Resort can cost anywhere from $75 to $140 per night, while top end Hotel start from $200 and go up from there. As you can tell, if you multiply that by 6 to 10 nights, you could end up spending hundreds extra just for a nicer room.

The choice belongs to the visitor, but whatever you pick, you will be sure Disney World cast members will work hard to be sure you and your family have a good time on your trip away from home.