Walt Disney World Launches Winter Hotel Promotion Featuring Nonrefundable Rates Starting at $99

Walt Disney World has introduced a new winter resort promotion offering discounted rates starting at $99 per night, plus tax. The promotion requires guests to pay for their entire stay in full at the time of booking, and the reservations are strictly nonrefundable.

Under the terms of the offer, guests cannot cancel or modify their reservations for any reason, and no refunds or credits will be issued. Any additional package options added to the reservation, such as tickets or dining plans, also become nonrefundable. The promotion requires a minimum stay of two consecutive nights and allows stays of up to 14 nights.

The winter discount is available for two specific travel periods. The first covers most nights from December 13 through December 24, 2026. The second includes most Sunday through Thursday nights from January 3 through February 25, 2027.

Four properties across the Disney Resorts Collection are participating, with each hotel offering a single specific room type under the promotion:

Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort: $99 to $139 per night for a Standard Room
Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside: $199 to $249 per night for a Standard Location 5th Sleeper Room
Disney’s Art of Animation Resort: $299 to $349 per night for a Cars Family Suite
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge: $449 to $499 per night for a Savanna View Room

All advertised prices exclude taxes, and additional charges may apply if more than two adults occupy a room. Theme park admission is not included in the room rates. Disney noted that the number of rooms allocated for this promotion is limited, and savings are calculated against the nondisclosed regular price for the same room.

The new winter offer cannot be combined with any other discounts or promotions, with one exception. Guests may pair the rate with the 2026 Kids Dining Plan Offer, but that combination is restricted exclusively to stays occurring in December 2026.

Travelers considering the promotion can book online through the official Walt Disney World website, call Disney reservations, or work with a travel professional. Guests who already have an existing reservation can check online to see if the new rate can be applied to their booking, though the strict nonrefundable and no-change rules will take effect if they switch.