Question 1

Why use a Disney Specialized Travel Agent?

Accepted Answer

A travel agent specializing in Disney destinations can take the stress out of planning your vacation. Authorized Disney travel planners are trained by Disney and must keep up with all new training material and refresher courses. I am very specialized so I know my service destinations extremely well and keep up to date with related changes, policies, and news. I can help you find the best resorts, rooms, dining, and activities for you and your family. I am available for advice and assistance until and during your trip.

Question 2

Do you charge any fees or are there any hidden costs?

Accepted Answer

No, you pay the same prices booking through me as you would booking with Disney or Universal directly. As an Authorized Disney Travel Agent, I work directly with Disney to make sure your vacation is just right for you. I do not charge any fees and I will be your dedicated contact that knows you and all the details of your vacation. I also always watch for new promotions and may be able to save you more money on your trip even after you book.

Question 3

I've been to Disney several times. Do I really need a Disney Specialized Travel Agent?

Accepted Answer

There are many ways my services can benefit even the expert Disney traveler. Since I am always up to date on the latest news, I will know immediately of any changes or updates that may affect your vacation. When new promotions are released, I will check to see if I can apply any savings to your package even after booking. Lastly, one of the best benefits is that if you have any questions or problems, you can call me directly and never need to wait on hold with Disney customer service.

Question 4

How far in advance should I book my Disney trip?

Accepted Answer

Ideally, 6-12 months in advance, especially if you're visiting during peak seasons or want popular dining or resort options.

Question 5

What’s the difference between Disneyland and Walt Disney World?

Accepted Answer

Disneyland (California) has two parks, while Walt Disney World (Florida) has four parks, two water parks, and a much larger property with more resort options.

Question 6

What are the benefits of staying at a Disney Resort?

Accepted Answer

• Early park access, free transportation within the resort, early booking for dining and Genie+, and immersive Disney theming.
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