As far as I know only packages available are thru a Disney owned hotel. Disney doesn't offer sales or discounts on park tickets. I would check the Disney owned hotels and ask about packages. If not staying in a Disney hotel try buying park tickets at a Disney store and book the hotel seperate. Disney is very expensive. Also best to go off season and even than the amount of people and wait times are astounding.

Many employers sign up for discount programs they provide to employees as a fringe benefit.

Otherwise, google Disney Discounts (as with anything else).

Unless you find a deal thru Disney..be very very careful. Theres a LOT of Disney discounts on the web that are scams.

If your family member is a Florida resident there are discounts available, most reputable travel agents can also be of help. Start with Triple A.

Yeah? I hope you don't equate doing consumer price comparisons on the internet with addressing medical and health concerns, that an understanding of which is usually not possible for the general public. And regarding medical stuff, a problem is that most people consistently will misunderstand both the information they find and misunderstand the authority and credibility of the sources they're reading. The danger is the failure to get competent medical care when it's needed.

If you have a potential medical issue or problem, see an MD. If you're looking to buy a toaster, do a search.

And for those doing price searches, hopefully you can understand the difference between legit sources (like AAA, a good example or TripAdvisor or others) versus the shady types. Many don't.

There are certified Disney vacation planners. We used one for our trip and it was super easy. Would highly recommend using one of their vacation reps as they will have access to package deals on rooms, ticket bundles (buying the Magic Bands for admission is a must!), and can help work within the budget if they want to stay inside the park. With 4 kids it's going to be harder to find lodging but not impossible.

All that said, there isn't a lot of time to plan this if they are going at the end of June. That could work for them or against them. Lots of prime lodging may be scarce or just not available. But they could get lucky and get a last minute deal.

Oh and yes if they are a military family they are eligible for discount park admission tickets. But they must be purchase ahead of time at military facilities (MWR). There is one military -only hotel on property but is usually booked way in advance.

Undercover tourist is a good website. We purchased park tickets and rental cars though them for a trip this past April. Mousesavers is another good site.

I usually book everything separately and stay at one of the Embassy Suites just outside of the park, but highly recommend AAA. I get my tickets from AAA or a discounter that is available to employees of some companies (Plum Benefits).

I very strongly suggest that for the Disney World part of the trip they stay in the park hotels. There are all different price ranges. Get the package with the tickets included. Skip the meal plan. With the tickets and lodging in one package, you can get into the parks earlier and park hop. The meal plan was not good for us, because we didn't eat three times a day. With a family, you might like the meal plan. You just park your car and take their transportation everywhere. If you fly in, they will pick you up at the airport. We booked straight through Disney. If they are doing the cruise, which we didn't, I'm sure there are packages for all.

Ditto what Outsideplaying said. I used one of their vacation planners. She did it all. Booked all of the dinners/breakfasts with the characters, hotel, even booked my flight thru SW with my rewards. She suggested rides and shows to see and do. It made me feel comfortable getting help booking the trip. It was overwhelming. There is no charge for their service.

Thank you all for your helpful responses. It's very helpful to read all of these suggestions from people who've been there a lot more recently than me!