Walt Disney World
Resort selection, park ticket strategy, dining reservations, and a day-by-day plan that keeps the magic high and the meltdowns low.
Disney & theme parks
Magical Vacations, Minus the Headaches
Disney trips have a hundred moving parts — dining reservations, Lightning Lanes, park strategies, the right resort. I handle the complexity so your family just gets the magic.
How I can help
Disney Cruise Line
The best of both worlds — Disney magic plus a cruise. I will help you pick the right ship, sailing date, and stateroom for your family.
Universal & more
Universal Orlando, Disneyland, and combo trips — including split stays that pair theme parks with beach time.
Multigenerational trips
Grandparents, parents, kids — everyone happy. The right resort layout and pacing make all the difference on big family trips.
Disney questions, answered
Is it really worth using a travel advisor for Disney?
Disney vacations are among the most complex trips to plan — resort tiers, ticket types, dining windows, Lightning Lanes, park reservations. My planning guidance costs you nothing extra, and it saves you hours of research and costly mistakes.
How far ahead should we plan a Disney trip?
Ideally 7–12 months out. Dining reservations open 60 days ahead and the most popular restaurants and experiences book up fast. The earlier we start, the more of the trip we can lock in.
Disney World or Disney Cruise — which is right for us?
It depends on your family. Parks are high-energy and go-go-go; cruises are more relaxed with built-in downtime. Tell me about your kids\u2019 ages and your travel style, and I will give you an honest recommendation — including the option to do both.
Can you help with Universal too?
Absolutely — Universal Orlando, including Express Pass strategy and on-site hotel perks, plus combination trips that pair parks with a beach stay.
Ready to plan something magical?
Request a Disney Quote