Book $60 Flights to Disney World With This NEW Southwest Sale

One of the biggest decisions you have to make when you book your Disney World trip isn’t figuring out your budget, picking out your hotel, or deciding what tickets you need. No, the biggest decision is probably figuring out how you’re getting to Disney World.

For many of us, that means taking a flight to Orlando. Let’s face it…flying isn’t cheap, but you could fly to Disney World with Southwest’s new sale for less than $60 each way.

Southwest Airlines has launched its “Come SALE Away” fare sale that will get you flights for $59 each way. The only catch is that you need to purchase your flight 21 days in advance and book by April 9th by 11:59 PM PT. The sale is only for flights to and from the continental U.S from April 28th through July 1st, as well as August 11th through September 2nd.

Flights to interisland Hawaii are also included for travel from April 28th through July 1st. Flights are also nonrefundable, and seats, dates, and markets are limited. Note that sale fares are only available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. You’ll have to search to find those great fares, but it will be worth it to save money on that trip, right?

After you book that flight, be sure you’ve also figured out how you’re getting from Orlando International Airport to Disney World. You have several options, including renting a car, hiring a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft, or booking a shared shuttle service like Mears Connect. You’ll need to decide which transportation option is best for you and your group.

Of course, transportation is easy once you’re on Disney World property. You can use Disney World’s FREE transportation system of buses, the Monorail, boats, and the Skyliner to get around the resort.

We’ll keep an eye out for more airfare deals to Disney World, so check back with AllEars again soon for more.

If you’re looking for a travel agent to help with your vacation, we recommend our friends at Mouse Fan Travel. They’re experts in the field with over 20 years of vacation planning experience, and they can help take a bunch of the stress out of the entire booking process for you!

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What airline do you usually use when flying to Disney World? Let us know in the comments!