Disney has just announced fresh discounts for select guests.This year hasn’t exactly run smoothly for The Walt Disney Company. Its once-dependable theatrical slate is under pressure: the big-budget Snow White remake grossed only about $206 million worldwide, prompting Disney to pause its live-action Tangled remake, while entries from the Marvel Cinematic Universe have also disappointed. Simultaneously, its traditional broadcast networks saw revenue drop 15% compared to 2024.Credit: DisneyBehind the scenes, leadership and public relations missteps compounded difficulties. In response to Jimmy Kimmel’s remarks following the assassination of Charlie Kirk and public pressure from the Trump administration, Disney suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live!, triggering backlash, mass subscription cancellations, and scrutiny over political influence in corporate decisions.At the same time, attendance has also faltered at Walt Disney World, with crowd trackers showing September wait times at their lowest since 2021 — a signal that higher prices and rising competition are weighing heavily on the Orlando resort.Credit: DisneyDisney Drops More and More DiscountsMuch has been made of the growing discontent surrounding price increases at Disney’s destinations and experiences worldwide. However, Disney has also introduced a series of discounts in recent months to lure more guests to its properties.That includes three discounts for guests hoping to visit Walt Disney World Resort in 2026. The “Spring Into Magic” discount offers up to 25% off rooms at select resorts, depending on the travel dates. Those who visited Disney World in late 2025 or early 2026 can enjoy the bounce-back discount, which takes up to 35% off your hotel, depending on the class of your resort. Meanwhile, guests who book a four-night, four-day (or longer) room-and-ticket package at select resorts can enjoy as much as $250 off per night.Meanwhile, in September, the Disney Cruise Line offered a flash discount for passengers to enjoy up to 40% off select Disney Cruise Line sailings between October 17 and December 19, 2025.Credit: DisneyAnother discount has just been announced for the Disney Cruise Line – this time, offering up to 35% on select stateroom categories on select sailings on the Disney Wish, Disney Dream, Disney Magic, or Disney Fantasy.Only Disney Visa Cardmembers are eligible for the offer, which also includes $250 credit on select dates.Those with a Disney Visa will need to move relatively fast, as the deal expires on December 1, 2025. It’s only valid for select October, November, and December 2025 sailings, covering an array of both Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime Cruises.Rough Track Record For Disney Cruise LineThe discount follows a few months of rough headlines for the Disney Cruise Line. Not only has the company delayed the first voyage of the Disney Adventure to 2026, but it has also faced complaints over the state of its oldest ship, the Disney Magic.Credit: DisneyGuests claim to have encountered bed bugs on the cruise ship. There have also been reports of plumbing issues aboard the same vessel, including leaks and sewage backups.The Disney Cruise Line also recently pulled out of Australia and New Zealand amid rumors that sailings had faced poor sales.Do you plan on taking a Disney Cruise Line trip before the end of the year?The post Disney Slashes Vacations By 35% Amid Attendance Issues appeared first on Inside the Magic.