New 2026 Disney Visa Hotel Offer Brings Nightly Rates as Low as $99 at Disney World

Posted: Thursday December 4, 2025 7:30am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney Visa Cardmember rates are now available for select Disney Resort hotels in early 2026.

The new offer applies to 2-night or longer stays most Sunday through Thursday nights from January 4 to February 10, 2026. You'll need a valid Disney Visa Card or Disney Rewards Redemption Card to book and pay the deposit.

Contact our travel agent sponsor Kingdom Konsultant Travel 1-866-566-7858 or vacations@kingdomkonsultant.com for a free quote.

$199 per night: Disney's Coronado Springs Resort

Nightly Rates

These rates exclude tax.

$99 per night: Disney's All-Star Sports Resort - Standard Room
$199 per night: Disney's Coronado Springs Resort - Village - Standard Location
$299 per night: Disney's Art of Animation Resort - Cars Family Suite
$399 per night: Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge - Standard Savanna View
$429 per night: Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa - 1-Bedroom Villa
$449 per night: Disney's BoardWalk Inn - Resort View

The number of rooms available under Disney Visa Cardmember rates is limited, and length-of-stay rules may apply.

What You Need to Know

Keep these points in mind before booking:

Stays must be at least 2 consecutive nights.
Additional per-adult charges may apply beyond two adults in Value, Moderate, Deluxe, and Deluxe Villa Studio rooms.
This offer cannot be combined with other promotions, except the 2026 Kids Dining Plan Offer.
Advance reservations are required. If booking by phone, you must mention the offer.
The Disney Visa Cardmember booking the room must be part of the stay.
Some room types are excluded, including: The Little Mermaid rooms at Art of Animation, Resort View and Water View categories at Animal Kingdom Lodge, Deluxe Studios at Saratoga Springs, All Deluxe Resort Suites, All 3-Bedroom Villas
Theme park admission is not included. Theme park reservations may be required based on admission type.

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Horizons '83Dec 05, 2025

Given the short window offered, I’m sure allotment was limited. Seems like a last minute deal they gave to Visa.

Alice aDec 05, 2025

Ended up doing this because we’re hemmed in on a trip - in Tampa for a concert 1/31 and in Orlando for a trade show 2/5. Not driving all the way back to SC for 4 days. I couldn’t get any single hotel at these rates checking in Sunday-checking out Thursday. Frustrating. Ended up doing AKL for (now 3) nights, and looking for somewhere else for the first night. 🤷🏼‍♀️

monothingieDec 04, 2025

It's another sleight of hand trick. They've been doing this for the past couple of years: Obscure the days that the promotion doesn't take effect so that when customers go to check out, (assuming they stay more than just a Friday/Saturday)the purchase total will still show a "discount" with the customer not realizing that they're paying full price for the Friday or Saturday night. It's deceptive and gross because guests staying on property will usually touch at least one or two weekends during their stay and get charged rack rates, while thinking they got a discount, without even knowing it.

SirwalterraleighDec 04, 2025

I know….but that is actually what’s going on It’s a line they’ve failed to toe…they need to discount because they’ve completely outkicked their coverage….but they can’t really discount because the drop in demand is putting their finances under strain… It’s a circular firing squad at this point

Horizons '83Dec 04, 2025

Kind of the opposite of what I am saying.

monothingieDec 04, 2025

January-February is now prime Disney Adult (Disney's #1 Guest) time for the snowbirds looking for warm Floriduh weather. It's busier and more expensive to visit Disney in February than it is during most other seasons.

SirwalterraleighDec 04, 2025

Because they’re leaking oil due to a drop in attendance/demand and have to keep the revenues about redline? …just a thought

Horizons '83Dec 04, 2025

Seems as though the Cardholder discount is more restrictive each year. I remember having all of Jan through March available no matter what day it was, not just 1 month and only Sunday through Thursday. Oh well.