Cheapest Florida resident vacation possible!

[wspsatisfied]

Howdy y'all,

Sort of "last minute" my wife and I have decided to try to get my kids back to Disney World for 2-3 days in February. It's not exactly in our budget, but we really want to make it work while the kids still love it.

Anyone know what the absolute cheapest we can get 2-3 days at Disney is? We are Florida residents.

Last year we stayed at Pop Century and had free dining, but this year we will have to be off-site. We can "hotwire" a room for around $40/night. What is the absolute cheapest way to purchase Park tickets? Are there any tricks?

Our meal plan will be cereal in the hotel room and PB&J in my wife's purse during the day.

Any thoughts or suggestions? Should I send my question to a different board? Any help is greatly appreciated.

We are excited!!!

 

[Sandisw]

We get our tickets through undercovertourist.com which saves a little bit.

Don't forget to add the cost of parking at the parks if you stay offsite to the price. It's about $14/day (unless they have bus service).

Sometimes, when you add that, it pushes the cost closer to the value resort price than you think.

Good luck!