Disney World Resorts Available From $129/Night With Florida Resident Holidays 2025 Offer

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Tuesday September 16, 2025 1:45pm ET · "Walt Disney World Resorts"

Florida residents can take advantage of a new Walt Disney World resort hotel offer for Winter 2025, with nightly rates starting at $129 plus tax at Disney's All-Star Sports Resort. The promotion includes discounted stays at a range of Disney Resorts Collection hotels during select dates in November and December.

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

Offer Dates

  • Most nights from November 16 to November 29, 2025
  • Most nights from December 12 to December 25, 2025

Sample Rates

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

Eligibility

  • You must be a Florida resident. The credit card or payment method used to book must have a Florida billing address.

Stay Requirements

  • Minimum stay: 1 night
  • Maximum stay: 14 nights

Important Details

  • The number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited.
  • Advance reservations are required.
  • Additional charges may apply if more than 2 adults occupy a room at Value, Moderate, and Deluxe Resorts, and at Deluxe Villa Studios.
  • This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts.
  • Excluded room types include:
    • 3-Bedroom Villas
    • Resort View Rooms at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge
    • Standard View and Standard View - 5th Sleeper at Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside
    • Little Mermaid Standard Rooms at Disney's Art of Animation Resort

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If I've calculated this correctly, this discount's AS-Sport rate of $146 with tax is ~18% off the rack rate.

Last year's discount for Oct through Christmas (same dates) was ~15% for Value resorts, so this is comparable for Values. Maybe slightly better?

We don't know how many rooms are on offer though. And we don't know the mix of value/moderate/resort demand.
Still haven't been able to get a discount at Pop for WineDineHalf weekend. Grinds my gears to the max that I am paying full price. Grrrrr.
↩ replying to surfsupdon
Pretty sure we know why…
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
Why is that?
I have secured a discounted rate of some sort for decades now. Rack rates are for suckers, and I am not a sucker!
↩ replying to surfsupdon
The run events are consistently the most crowded weekends for hotels the entire year
I didnt book for this holiday because the discount was only 20%. It was coming up to be significantly more than last year. If they offered me this, I would have booked. Going elsewhere now.
↩ replying to surfsupdon
It seems Pop discounts aren’t available until the All-Stars reach a high % of capacity….they “hold” the discount until they are forced to surrender

2nd week of December we are currently at LM, waiting for the Pop discounts to materialise….Pop at rack rate wasn’t available when we first booked in August, now it is, but only $15 per night less than AoA/LM….

Guess they showed how grateful one should be for even being able to secure LM in the first place…
On another note, I received call from Disney on that well known “free upgrade” from Pop to either Coronado or Port Orleans Riverside for our late September trip (yes it was a legit call)…I let them knower I’d check with DW and communicate back.

Anyhoo….for those who haven’t heard the offer, it was a no charge upgrade from Pop to either aforementioned Mod….

Rather than just dismissing, we asked if we could pay the difference in price from the current published lower priced Coronado and AKL….the published difference was $112 or so, and Disney declined our generous counter offer….

Pleasant chat with the CM, and we expected them to say no, but gave it a shot
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
I agree, but having been running these races consistently since 2007 and securing discounts for each and every race weekend, I am bummed my streak seems to be over.
↩ replying to AidenRodriguez731
Discounts are more generous this year than the same time last year, and that occurred in a Q1 that had lower attendance from the previous year.

But go ahead and keep sneering that he’s unnecessarily alarmist.
↩ replying to Tha Realest
What would be the cause for alarm?

Disney is too expensive so it seems discounts would be the logical way to alleviate that.
↩ replying to Tha Realest
Disney's still making a profit off of that discount.