New boy no idea

[Davecshep]

Good evening everyone, slightly naive to this, basically myself, wife and 3 children are doing disney next summer... possibly on a budget, any advice on hotels or motels in the area. I dont want to drive please. Thank you all in advance.
Regards

David

[cornishfrogboy]

You need to answer the following.

1. Where do you live in relation to airports?
2. Do you intend flying direct or indirects?
3. You presumably want to arrive at MCO as you don’t want a car.
4 Do you intend staying at a Disney resort or a nearby hotel with shuttles? (We can forget villas if you won’t be driving)
5. Do you intend visiting Disney only.. or Universal and dc etc?
6 How old are your family group.
7 Are you tied to any dates and how long will the visit be?
8. What do you envisage as a budget?

With the above answered, then I feel sure that better advice can be given.

[Guest]

Hello David. Welcome to the dibb. We are a friendly bunch so feel free to ask any questions you may have.

I think that this type of Florida holiday is one that really repays a bit of digging around and learning about before you go, so you are in the right place for that.

I am sure you and your family will have a fab time.

The questions posed above are really useful things to think through, and will help us focus our answers on any key question you may have. May help you work out what your questions are too.

Do you have anything booked as yet, or just a desire to go?

[Gryff]

Don't rule out a villa stay Uber and Lyft have made these more
Viable or even a town house around the 192
As said it may depend on your family dinamics could you all share one room for the duration of the holiday
Do you want to do Universal if so if not driving maybe 2 basis might be better
Driving is easy honest and gives you so much freedom if you fancy a day at the beech Kennedy Space centre tubbing in one of the state parks cycling round celebration and the hundred of other things Florida offers
As said a little more info will help us all to help you