Good news, Disney Visa Cardholders! You can now book a stay at the soon-to-be-opened Disney’s Riviera Resort with the opportunity to save up to 40% from your room rate.
Most nights between December 16, 2019 – March 31, 2020 are available with the discount, however, the number of discounted rooms are limited, so be sure to act fast! The Riviera Resort is set to open on December 16th, so you can utilize this offer to be one of the first guests to stay in this resort. To book this offer, contact Walt Disney World Reservations at (407) 939-4357. For more information on travel planning with our exclusive travel agent sponsor, Never Grow Up Vacations, visit nevergrowupvacations.com/contact-us/.
The Riviera Resort will boast a rooftop restaurant – Topolino’s Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera – and its very own Skyliner station, making a visit to the parks that bit more convenient. With influences from the French and Italian Riviera regions, this resort bound to be beautiful.
Are you looking forward to the opening of the Riviera Resort? I know I’ll definitely be taking a visit!
Do I need to call a special number or is there a direct link for this cardholder offer? TIA
I had to call!
How do you access this – do you need to click through from an email?
How do you book this? Not coming up as an offer on the Disney site….
I had to call! By now it may be on the site though.
Do you have an actual link to this deal? Or is it sold out?
How do you book and get this rate?
How do we book at this rate?
How do you get this offer? I logged into the Disney Visa website and didn’t see any mention of it.
Safe to say “Dianey is having issues booking rooms in their new Deluxe resort”…
Where can I find this discount?
The discount sounds great, but with a standard studio costing over $700 it is still expensive. It was only a few years ago, you could book a room at one of the deluxe hotels for $350 plus a night. Now that will barely get you a moderate and the economy hotels are almost $200 a night with a discount. Prices have increased too much especially when you factor in the added parking. We have stayed in almost every resort and several outside the gates where you can get a nice 2 bedroom with a kitchen for a fraction of a Disney resort. For now, with the prices they are charging it no longer seems justifiable to stay on Disney property.