Cheapest way for a holiday to WDW?

[TakeMeToFlorida]

Me and my sister are 18 years old and have been dreaming about going since we were little but unfortunately we have never had the money!
We'd be coming from UK
Cheapest way of going to WDW, we'd LOVE 14 days but would be happy with 7 days.
Not really bothered about Universal and the other places andwould much rather spend our time immersing in the disney magic.
Anything guys? Thank you It would probably just be us two

 

[Marionnette]

Me and my sister are 18 years old and have been dreaming about going since we were little but unfortunately we have never had the money!
We'd be coming from UK
Cheapest way of going to WDW, we'd LOVE 14 days but would be happy with 7 days.
Not really bothered about Universal and the other places andwould much rather spend our time immersing in the disney magic.
Anything guys? Thank you It would probably just be us two

Have you been to the USA before? The flights to and from are pretty long and that makes a 7-day stay seem pretty short. That's why most UK visitors stay for at least 2 weeks and often as long as a month.

Hands down, your biggest expense will be the airfare. Follow that with the cost of passports, if you do not already have one.

The rest of the expenses can be pretty flexible and dependent on what you want to do. Keep in mind that the legal drinking age in the USA is 21, so you will not be able to purchase any alcoholic beverages here. That includes beer and wine. The good news is that this will help to keep your costs down.

Driving could be another challenge since those in the UK drive on the opposite side of the rode from us. So, I would suggest that you stay onsite and use Disney's transportation to get around.

But other than that, I'm going to direct you to the UK planning board. They would be better equipped to help you plan your American Disney vacation.
http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=30&f=47