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2022 Walt Disney World Vacation Packages Now Available to Book

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Looking to visit the Walt Disney World Resort in 2022? Well now is the time to book those trips! That’s because 2022 Walt Disney World Vacation Packages are now available! Yay!!!

There are a few things to keep in mind about the 2022 Walt Disney World Vacation Package:

First, when booking your vacation, it cannot be more than 500 days in the future. 

In addition, it’s also important to know that some of your favorite hotels are not available to book just yet since, at this time, they have not reopened. Disney is continuing to evaluate the situation and will reopen more hotels when they can do so. Want to know what’s kind of cool about that though? You can potentially find a new favorite place to stay! (I fell in love with Caribbean Beach on my last trip after staying there for the first time ever!)

If you are a fan of the Disney Dining Plan, unfortunately, the option to book that for 2022 packages is still unavailable at this time.

In order to be able to experience the theme parks, Guests will also still need to make sure that they book a Disney Park Pass reservation. Park reservations should be booked immediately after linking your 2022 vacation package in the My Disney Experience app. (So make sure you do that ASAP!)

As a reminder, in 2022, Disney’s Magical Express for airport transportation will no longer be available. More details about that change can be found here. Complimentary transportation options around the resort – such as buses, monorails and Disney Skyliner – will continue to be available for Disney Resort hotel guests.

If you would like to book a 2022 Walt Disney World Vacation Package, we would like to help! Click to request your quote today! 

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