2026 Walt Disney World Package Waitlist

with Mom Approved Travel

Are you planning to travel to Walt Disney World in 2026?

As an Authorized Disney vacation planner, here is what Mom Approved Travel wants you to know why booking early is the best way to plan your 2026 Disney trip…

  • Resort availability is the absolute best on the day packages are released. If you have your heart set on a specific resort or room category, you’ll want to lock it in asap. We estimate 2026 Walt Disney World packages will release sometime in Spring 2025 to June 2025 based on historical release dates.
  • Prices are the lowest on the day packages are released, and they go up from there, so the earlier you book, the better value you will get.
  • Don’t wait for last-minute discounts, our experience is there is no such thing as a last-minute discount at Disney, especially with current demand! Disney promotions exist to fill unsold room and resort combinations.
  • Ticket prices WILL increase each year (they always do), and the cost of other add-ons may too.

You should always book your Walt Disney World vacation as soon as possible to ensure the best pricing and availability.

FAQ: What if Disney releases a discount and I already booked?
If a discounted offer becomes available in the future for your travel dates and resort, I will take care of adjusting your reservation to take advantage of the savings. So not only do you start with the lowest possible price, IF that price were to drop, I will have Disney adjust your reservation accordingly. You don’t have to do a thing, but sit back and know we have the best value for you and your family.

FAQ: Do I have to pay for my entire vacation upfront?
No!  All it takes is a $200 deposit per reservation to lock in your pricing.
The remaining balance isn’t due until 30 days before you are scheduled to arrive. Your deposit is even completely refundable if you cancel before your final payment is due.

FAQ: When can I get on your 2026 waitlist?
Right now, simply by filling out our quote request form below: