RedWeek presents access to 600 Disney Vacation Club rentals, offers reduced rates
I have fond memories of going to Disney as a wee tot back in the day. My grandma took my cousin and I there once and each character we saw, we ran up to them asking for their autograph. We were kids so we didn’t consider an actual person was inside. Walt Disney World Resort recently celebrated their 50th birthday on October 1. Thousands of families are visiting so expect a packed park over the next year. To save you a lot of money on your trip, check out RedWeek, the world’s leading timeshare rental marketplace. Think of it as a way to get you to the “Magical Place on Earth”.
RedWeek is making 600 Disney Vacation Club rentals accessible to travelers and offering them reduced-by-owner prices. Here’s how it works: by renting from an owner, you can save 30-50% on resort rack fees. This gives more flexibility and lower price-points than anywhere else.
“These DVC vacation rentals are vacations booked by DVC owners, and all are offered at unbelievable discounts compared to retail (rack) rates,” said Gary Prado, Vice President, Business Development at RedWeek in a press release. “In many instances, the resorts are sold out during the periods we have inventory – and it gives RedWeek members the opportunity to enjoy the magic of Disney and greatly reduced rates.”
The inventory of Disney Vacation Club rentals offers a variety of stay options from 2-3 night stays up to 7 nights. One bonus for staying at Disney, besides the new roller coasters at Epcot and Magic Kingdom, fireworks, and limited-edition merchandise, is guests get 30 minutes early entry to all 4 Disney theme parks every day.
“After being closed for four months in 2020, Disney World vacations are back in demand,” Prado said. “Now that COVID-19 vaccines are widely available for kids over 12 (and are on the horizon for 5–11-year-old children, too), families are feeling more comfortable and eager to plan a return to the Magic Kingdom. Disney resorts have always been among RedWeek’s most requested resorts, which has meant they are often in short supply. Adding these 500+ rentals to our inventory is a major boon for Disney fans hoping to make it to Orlando soon.”
- Disney’s Old Key West Resort | Lake Buena Vista, FL: Guests take a step back in time to turn-of-the-century Key West at Disney’s Old Key West Resort, located in the heart of Walt Disney World. RedWeek has tons of inventory with room prices starting at just $130/night.
- Disney’s BoardWalk Villas | Lake Buena Vista, FL: Located right on beautiful Crescent Lake, Disney’s BoardWalk Villas invites you to take a stroll down the 1930’s Eastern seaboard-style boardwalk and relish in the charm of old Americana. Rentals start at $275 on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $665/night.
- Disney’s Beach Club Villas | Lake Buena Vista, FL: Lose yourself in the 20th century Eastern seaboard architecture of intricate wood accents, winding wooden porches, and pastel colors at Disney’s Beach Club Villas. Rentals start at $330/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $490/night.
- Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa| Lake Buena Vista, FL: Inspired by the historic Saratoga Springs — a late-19th-century New York horse-racing retreat — this charming, Victorian-style resort lies nestled between rolling golf course greens and the shimmering Village Lake. Rentals start at $168/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $408/night.
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Jambo House | Lake Buena Vista, FL: Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Jambo House, you’re encouraged to immerse yourself in the wonders of the wild! Delight in African-inspired details throughout every inch of this magnificent, savannah-side lodge. Rooms start at $189/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $399/night.
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village | Lake Buena Vista, FL: Immerse yourself in the wonders of the wild, surrounded by the beauty of nature exploring Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village. Rooms start at $168/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $425/night.
- Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows | Lake Buena Vista, FL: The exotic beauty of Polynesia meets the premier entertainment of the Orlando area at Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows. Rooms start at $425/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct fromDisney is $582/night.
- The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa | Lake Buena Vista, FL:Splendid Victorian styling and classic Disney magic define your experience at The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Rooms start at $360/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $707/night.
- Disney’s Riviera Resort | Lake Buena Vista, FL: Disney’s Riviera Resort blends the beauty of classic European and Mediterranean architecture and style with an unprecedented proximity to the Happiest Place on Earth. Rooms start at $308/night on RedWeek, whereas the average price direct from Disney is $409/night.
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