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Families going into debt for a Disney vacation
Monday, 29 Dec, 2022
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A significant number of families are taking on debt to fund their Disney vacation.
According to a study by financial website LendingTree, nearly one in five said they are going into debt to pay for a trip to Walt Disney World.
It surveyed 1,500 consumers.
It found families with children under 18 were more likely to rack up a Disney vacation debt.
The study also found that prices for dining and ticket prices were more than many people had budgeted for.
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