New Georgia Resident Offer: 2025 Holiday Stays at Disney World from $129 Per Night

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Wednesday October 15, 2025 2:04pm ET · "Walt Disney World Resorts"

Georgia residents can save on select Disney Resort stays this holiday season, with room rates starting at $129 per night plus tax. The offer is valid for stays most nights November 16-29, 2025, and December 12-25, 2025.

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

Here's a look at the available discounted rates for eligible Georgia residents:

  • $129 per night - Disney's All-Star Sports Resort (Standard Room)
  • $199 per night - Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside (Preferred Room)
  • $299 per night - Disney's Art of Animation Resort (The Lion King Family Suite)
  • $319 per night - Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa (Deluxe Studio)
  • $429 per night - Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge (Savanna View Room)
  • $449 per night - Disney's BoardWalk Inn (Resort View Room)

This special offer is available only to Georgia residents.

  • A credit card or payment method with a Georgia billing address is required when booking.
  • Proof of residency must be presented at check-in.
  • If a valid ID is not provided, the standard nondiscounted room rate applies for the entire stay.

Booking Details

  • Valid for stays most nights November 16-29, 2025, and December 12-25, 2025.
  • Minimum stay: 1 night | Maximum stay: 14 nights.
  • Advance reservations are required.
  • The number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited.
  • Additional per-adult charges apply when more than two adults share a room.
  • Offer cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.
  • Excluded room types include:
    • 3-Bedroom Villas
    • Resort View Rooms at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge
    • Standard View and Standard View - 5th Sleeper at Port Orleans - Riverside
    • Little Mermaid Standard Rooms at Art of Animation

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It's interesting that when I look at those nights on the website, most of those locations are sold out or offering zero promotions, but they apparently have rooms for people from Georgia. I also wonder why Georgia and not Alabama or Mississippi. I understand they have a good client base in Georgia, but typically we only see Florida resident offers.
↩ replying to Horizons '83
*cries in Mississippi*
↩ replying to wdwmagic
Have they ever made an offer to specific states outside of Florida before?
I feel like I’ve seen Georgia promos periodically over the years (as someone who grew up there we’ve definitely taken advantage of it at least once in my life)
“Anybody want a “once in a lifetime, luxury, can’t put a price on it, full of magically experiency wishy type stuff” vacation?

…anyone?

…is this thing on?”
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
Perhaps I just missed them...but I've never heard of Georgia offers...to me this shows Disney could be in a bit trouble
↩ replying to jah4955
They have done some beyond just Florida on occasion…but not common and a long time ago as I recall
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
feel bad for my Georgia friend that just finished his WDW trip 🤷‍♂️
↩ replying to jah4955
Don’t worry…it a shell game always

The reason they’re trying to fill up rooms (far past that point though) is to try and create a nice big “demand” so they can charge $55 a day for your line skip on ratatouille

And of course a $15 add on to buffet prices

…the house always wins
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
kinda like how airlines overbook their flights in anticipation of cancellations? 😬
↩ replying to jah4955
They probably figure it may be too late for people booking holiday plane trips now, so trying to pack in as many as can reasonably drive within 10-12 hours away.
↩ replying to Tha Realest
Or just on the other side of the state line: St. Mary's, Brunswick, Valdosta, Thomasville, etc.
This offer has been available since August….when we booked our early December trip it was showing availability for the end of our trip….AoA but it would have required a split and didn’t include the LM Section/Rooms
↩ replying to jah4955
I've seen them offered before at the "Disney Approved" Hotels on Hotel Plaza Blvd but never at a Disney Resort.