Disney World, Air/4 Nights, From $545
A resort stay includes Magic Your Way theme park tickets and the Disney Dining Plan.
The Ultimate Guide to Free Travel
Nine ways to score a free trip. They're not for everybody: Research, patience, good timing—and often a bit of luck and sweat—are required. But there's just no beating the price.
Updated October 2008
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After joining one of these clubs, you'll stay for a few dollars or free at members' homes. Most clubs also expect members to host travelers. —Lee Uehara
- Educators 800/956-4822, educatorstravel.com, $36 annual fee
- Gays and Lesbians 011-49/30-691-9537, lghei.org, $40 annual fee
- Mensa Members 800/666-3672, us.mensa.org, $52 annual fee (plus $40 for intelligence test)
- Motorcyclists 877/408-0471, motorcycle-travel.net, $30 annual fee
- People Over 50 815/456-3111, evergreenclub.com, $60/single, $75/couple annual fee
- Tandem Bicyclists tandemclub.org, $15 annual fee
- Women 011-44/1494-465-441, womenwelcomewomen.org.uk, $67 annual fee
Pacific Northwest Trail Association volunteers, in Washington
(James Mitchell/Pacific Northwest Trail Association)
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