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7: The World Showcase Anyone who appreciates various cultures will love the World Showcase. Unfortunately, the World Showcase is unique to Disney World’s Epcot, meaning Disneyland visitors won’t be able to enjoy it. This is just too bad, especially if you were hoping to “drink around the world” or try all the delicious and interesting foods from various lands.  

6. Round Up Every time you make a purchase, round up to the nearest dollar and place the extra into your Disney funds. If you are doing this with cash, you will be left with change to add to your jar. If, however, you happen to be using a debit card you will need to manually transfer the money over ...

Disney World is a pricey place. A single vacation to this magical land can easily cost thousands of dollars. This means aDisney World vacation often seems just out of reach. While cutting costs as much as possible is a great way to make such a vacation more affordable. This can only help so much. Because going into debt for a ...

10. Sell Your Stuff Let’s begin with one of the most obvious and simple solutions out there. If you have a whole garage full of stuff you never use, selling it all to fund a trip to Disneyland is a win-win situation. Not only will you get your vacation, you’ll also have a clean garage when all is said and ...

9. Put Away Your Savings Clipping coupons and using store rewards cards will usually save you a bit on every shopping trip. If you look at the bottom of your receipt, your savings will likely be printed somewhere. Every time you go on a shopping trip, use as many coupons as possible (don’t forget apps like iBotta and Cartwheel to ...

8. Download an App There are a number of great apps out there that help you save small amounts of money and watch them grow. One of the best ones out there is the Acorn app. This nifty tool rounds all of your purchases up to the nearest dollar and invests the extra bit for you. This is a great ...

7. Save Your Change If your family uses cash on a regular basis, you can set up a change jar to save all those coins in. Make a deal that nobody in the family spends any of their coins. Instead, place all coins in the jar and see how much you can save.  

1. Find Gigs Last, but certainly not least, there is the option of finding gigs or setting up a small side hustle. Whether you enjoy babysitting, housesitting, petsitting, mowing lawns, or wrapping gifts, there is an odd job out there for you. Put just a few of these handy tips and tricks to work and watch as your Disney World ...

2. Negotiate and Barter Most people don’t realize just how negotiable some things are. Therefore, if you are going to make a large purchase, consider trying to negotiate with the seller before paying the full listed price, and add any savings to your Disney funds. Paying for a service or item from an individual? Ask if they are open to ...

4. Institute “No Spend” Days If you enjoy eating out or shopping, you might find that all of your extra money tends to go to these activities. Try designating a couple days a week as “no spend” days. You might be surprised how much you can save by staying home and refraining from spending on occasion.