Walt Disney World, planned by someone who actually knows it.
Park-day pacing, a dining-reservation game plan for the exact 60-day window, Lightning Lane strategy, character meet timing, and the resort picked for the way your family travels.
The trip with a hundred moving parts.
Disney is the most complex vacation most families ever plan. Six theme parks. More than twenty resort hotels. A dining window that opens 60 days out and books up in minutes. Lightning Lane Multi Pass, individual Lightning Lanes, mobile order timing, virtual queues, holiday overlays, height requirements, transportation between parks, Memory Maker photo packages, dietary tags, and rope-drop logic.
Most first-time families either spend three months researching it themselves, or arrive at Magic Kingdom on day one already exhausted from trying to do it on the fly.
I plan Disney trips for a living as an expert with Creating Magic Vacations, a Gold Earmarked by Disney travel agency. I know which resort is right for a family with a two-year-old who naps. I know that Be Our Guest dining sells out the morning the 60-day window opens, and I will have you ready for that day. I know which rides break down the most and when to ride them. And I plan the trip for exactly the family I am planning it for, not the average family on the average week.
Three reasons you will never book Disney any other way.
The Disney machinery moves fast and changes constantly. Working with a specialist who actually goes is the difference between vacation and project management.
No cost to you.
Disney pays my commission. You pay the same price you would pay booking directly through Disney, and your full dining-reservation game plan, Lightning Lane strategy, and on-trip texts are included.
Real, lived experience.
I have stayed at most Walt Disney World resorts, sailed Disney Cruise Line, and sent enough first-time families to know how a trip falls apart and how to keep it from falling apart again.
Day-of care.
Ride breakdowns, weather, a kid who suddenly hates the costumed Mickey, a missed dining window. Text me and I solve it while you stay on vacation.
The wrong resort can make or break the trip.
There is no universally best Walt Disney World resort. There is the right resort for your family, your week, and your budget. The walking-distance Magic Kingdom monorail loop is a different vacation from the boats around Crescent Lake, which is a different vacation from the Skyliner at Caribbean Beach, which is a different vacation from a Value resort with great pools.
I match the resort to the trip. A family with a toddler who naps gets a resort with the best mid-day return transportation. A first-timer family planning four park days gets a resort with a quick Magic Kingdom path. A celebration trip with grandparents gets a Deluxe Villa with a kitchen.
There are 26 property resorts, ranging from value to Deluxe Villas. I help you find the perfect fit.
Lightning Lane is a strategy, not a button, and staying on property matters.
Lightning Lane Multi Pass replaced FastPass+. You book three rides up to seven days ahead, then add more as you use them. Individual Lightning Lanes (the headliner rides like Tron, Tiana's Bayou Adventure, Cosmic Rewind, Rise of the Resistance) book day-of at 7:00 a.m.
Disney Resort guests can book their Lightning Lane Multi Pass selections for all of their park days up to seven days before check-in. Guests staying off property can only reserve one day at a time, three days before that day.
The strategy is which three you pre-book, which Individual you pay for, and the order you ride the rest. Rope-drop or sleep-in. Park hop or single-park. Late-night extended evening hours or fireworks-and-out. Every family is different and every park layout punishes a bad plan.
She has helped me plan a Disney trip, a Disney cruise, and an anniversary trip. She takes the stress out of planning and pays attention to every detail, making your vacation truly magical.Lauren B.Disney · Google review
What people always ask first.
Do I pay more to use a Disney travel agent?
No. Disney pays my commission directly. You pay the same price you would pay booking on disneyworld.com. Planning dining reservations, Lightning Lane strategy, and on-trip support are included at no additional cost.
When should I start planning a Disney trip?
As soon as you decide you want to go. This lets me watch for promos that apply to your trip. Disney resort inventory opens roughly fifteen months ahead for cash bookings, and dining reservations open at sixty days. Trips planned with a six-to-twelve-month runway get the resort, the dining, and the in-park experiences you actually want.
Do you book Disney Cruise Line and Disney destinations beyond Florida?
Yes. Disney Cruise Line, Disneyland in California, Disneyland Paris, Aulani in Hawaii, Adventures by Disney guided tours, and combination park-and-cruise trips. Disney Cruise Line in particular has unique onboard credit and stateroom upgrade opportunities for clients who book with a travel agent.
Can you accommodate food allergies and dietary restrictions?
Yes, and Disney is genuinely excellent here. I flag every allergy and dietary requirement on your reservation, and for table-service meals you can coordinate directly with the chef through Disney so everything is handled the way you need.
Do you plan Lightning Lane strategy day-of?
Yes. I send a printed park-day plan with Lightning Lane Multi Pass selections, walking routes, and dining for each day. On your trip I am reachable by text for the inevitable real-time changes (ride breakdowns, rain, the toddler who suddenly wants Cinderella's castle right now).
Ready to plan a Disney trip worth remembering?
Tell me who is going, when, and what you love. I will be in touch within one business day to discuss your adventure.