As you may know, Disney’s popular Free Dining and a Room Discount were recently released for the fall, and while “discount days” are always exciting – because who doesn’t want to save money…or have “free food” – they can also be challenging if you couldn’t get a discount, had to change resorts or dates in order to get it, or didn’t save as much as you had hoped.
Once upon a time, if you wanted to travel to Walt Disney World, if you had the option to choose, you either flew if you wanted to save time, or drove if you wanted to save money. Now with fluctuating prices for both gas and airfare, deciding on how you’re getting to Disney isn’t quite so simple any more.
Are you considering driving to Walt Disney World? While for many, the idea of traveling long distances with their family causes panic just thinking about it (after all, how many times can you stand to hear “are we there yet?”), there can be a number of reasons why this might be the right option for getting your family to Disney this year. Read more
Planning a Disney vacation involves, at some point, a decision about how you are going to get to Walt Disney World. And how are you going to get around once you get there. While it can seem like a challenge to travel economically, planning ahead and doing a bit of research can help you save the most money, and hopefully even enjoy the journey! Read more
As you may recall, I am a firm believer in the concept that “time is money” so making good use of my time at the Disney parks is super important to me: I want to know that I am getting the absolute most value for my vacation dollars! So planning my time….what we see and when we see it….is super important. And of course, as a travel agent, this is a conversation that I often have with my clients as well. With that in mind, I would like to chat a bit today about the touring strategies that my family has used successfully in the past, and share some tips for what I recommend when planning a visit to Walt Disney World.