All teams have to stay in one of the official winning hotels and have to make a reservation through one of Disney's certified travel agencies. Please note: Reservations that are not approved by a Disney-accredited travel agency may not be able to accept your team's designated game.
Except for the following cases, all teams must check in via a Disney-designated travel agency as a condition to participate in the event.
Teams within 75 miles from ESPN's Wide World of Sports Complex do not need reservations.
Fleet is less than 90 miles from ESPN's Wide World of Sports Complex, within 90 minutes by car.
As a condition of the competition, it is expected that all teams over 90 miles will be booked to the designated travel provider - not an exception
The address used to determine the distance / time will be the address of the ESPN Sports World and the main contact address of the team.
Anthony Travel is a designated travel agency for all teams in the US, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Anthony Travel is also a source of special Walt Disney World theme park tickets. These tickets are unique to the participants and the Disney football championship family and can save a lot of money through Anthony Travel.
As a full-service sports travel agency, Anthony Travel can also help your team travel to Orlando and Orlando. * Group air fare including *, minimum saved fare
Discounted rental cars and van rental services are also available. For reservations, please visit Anthony Travel or call (800) 736-6377.
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