Changes to Domestic Flight I.D. Requirements is a hot topic on my social media feed this week. You may have seen the following Homeland Security poster shared on social media recently. This is actually an older poster as many of the states listed have since been granted an extension to…
Tips to Spot Fake Pages or Posts Summer is officially here which guarantees a few things. First, that your family may be gearing up for a vacation. Second, you’re seeing a ton of travel related posts on Facebook. Third, the travel scammers crawl out from under their rocks and try…
As a travel agent, I spend a great deal of time on Facebook. It’s a great resource for me to catch the latest news on the travel destinations in which I specialize. But, I also see a ton of other content in between. Some of my favorite posts these days…
HERE ARE THE DETAILS I NEED YOU TO CONSIDER… Walt Disney World offers several “hard ticket” events throughout the year; these events require an additional ticket purchase on top of park entry. These events include parties, concerts, and extra time in the theme parks. These events are ideal for families…
HERE ARE THE DETAILS I NEED YOU TO CONSIDER… One of my favorite activities at the conclusion of a vacation is to look at all of my vacation photos! Thankfully, Walt Disney World is helping us all out by providing their own photo service to guests. Disney has a program…
My favorite aspect of any vacation: The Food! I think this is the area where most people are going to experience “sticker shock” on a Walt Disney World vacation. A family consisting of 2 adults and 2 small children can easily spend an average of $42 for a fast food type meal and $185 for a character dining experience. I recommend the dining plans for this reason: you know what you’re getting into before you leave the house.
In Part I and Part II of this series, I discussed the issue of Travel Dates and Resort Types respectively. Today, we’re going to talk about what type of Park Tickets will best suit your family’s needs. There are 4 ticket categories to choose from: Base Tickets (or 1 Park…
Walt Disney World breaks down their resorts by category: Value, Value Plus, Moderate, Deluxe, and Villas.
The first factor to consider when planning your Walt Disney World vacation is determining when you would prefer to travel and the length of stay. First, let’s address the “when” and a few of the elements that will affect your decision.
Do you remember your first Walt Disney World vacation? If you were a child at the time, odds are that your family made a decision to travel and shortly thereafter arrived at Disney World with very little fuss or fanfare in terms of planning. For better or worse, the days of that kind of Disney planning are over. I will spend the next several blog posts detailing the factors involved in planning your Walt Disney World vacation. This introductory post will serve as an outline and I’ll flesh out the details in subsequent posts.
