It’s bigger than a Super Bowl … so it creates sum clarity that a 13-year-old leader of a Scripps National Spelling Bee skeleton to applaud his feat by going to Disney World.

Arvind Mahankali won a foe final night on live TV — rightly spelling a word “knaidel” (look it up) — and his father tells TMZ, Disney World was Arvind’s one ask after he was crowned champion.

Arvind’s father says a family is formulation to go during a summer — and Arvind says he desperately wants a print with Mickey Mouse.

Arvind tells us, “[Mickey is] unequivocally a usually Disney impression we know of.” (Seriously, a child can spell “knaidel” … though he can’t remember Goofy?)

As for a people observant Arvind didn’t demeanour too vehement when he won — Arvind tells us, he WAS vehement … it only took him a while for a existence to set in.

And a $30,000 prize? Arvind’s father says it’s going true into his college account … Harvard or MIT, naturally.