One of the things that I love about Disney vacation planning is that it really is not “one size fits all”. There are as many ways to plan a Disney vacation as there are families, and that is a good thing.
As a travel agent, I tell my clients all the time – whether it’s where to stay, when to go, what to eat, or how to visit – you really need to made decisions based on what is best for YOUR family. Read more
Disney Cruise Line has a reputation as a family destination, since they provide experiences for guests of all ages, but what many often don’t realize is how many adult-exclusive spaces and activities are available on Disney Cruise Line. Read more
Today we are going to continue our exploration down Main Street U.S.A. with a stop for a treat before we delve into the attractions. This one is not so much for my fellow vegans, but I promise you will love a visit — and you might even find something to nibble on as well. Read more
If you are like most people, you are looking to save money on your Disney vacation. While your trip may be expensive, it doesn’t have to be just a once in a life time trip. With some planning, you can save both money and time. Every little bit helps!
Food especially can be an area where you may want to try to save, and eating in the room is one way that can be both a money and time-saver. And this can work well, whether you are driving or flying to Disney.
What kid doesn’t want to drive a car like Mom and Dad? Well, at Walt Disney World, kids can (safely!) do just that on one of the original rides from back in 1971. Read more