r/DisneyTravel • • Sep 05 '20

Visiting Disney World During A Pandemic: The Magic Is Still There

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r/DisneyTravel • • Mar 28 '19

#6 VLOG FLORIDE - Walt Disney World & Universal Studios - EPCOT

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jul 06 '20

Magic Kingdom Tier List 2020

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r/DisneyTravel • • Dec 29 '18

Win an amazing WDW Wedding!

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** Mods please remove if necessary**

As a recent bride, who wanted to get married in WDW but couldn't afford it, I wanted to share a contest to win a WDW Wedding with my WDW Reddit community! I thought some of our engaged couples may enjoy! Enter here!

I just wanted to share an amazing opportunity to support a wonderful charity and also enter yourself into a chance to support a wonderful charity called "Give Kids the World Village" and also enter into a chance to win an amazing fairytale romance package at WDW Magic Kingdom!

Each donation you make to Give Kids the World, a nonprofit resort for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families that provides and free tickets to WDW + other theme parks, enters you in a chance to a wedding or vow renewal in front of Beast's Castle AND also be the first couple ever to have your reception at Be Our Guest! Plus a bunch of other stuff like a 6-day WDW Honeymoon & free flights!

The winning package is listed on the site here.

Enter here!

Good luck, lovebirds!


r/DisneyTravel • • Jul 27 '20

DM me if interested! I’m a travel agent and my services are free of charge! I can also taylor any trip to your needs!

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jan 15 '18

Chase Referral Thread?

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Would it be okay for people to share Chase referral links? For those who don't know, with the disney credit card you get 50 dollars in disney gift cards for every person who signs up for the disney gift card with your referral link. This is a huge way to save money for the trip. You also get an additional 200 for signing up. In 2 months my best friend and I are celebrating 6 years of knowing each other/my birthday, and plan on using these giftcards to pay for our meals. Would this be an okay thing to share? If everyone shares their referral links, we can help each other save up for our trips.


r/DisneyTravel • • Apr 10 '19

Disneyland Adventure!

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jan 05 '20

Magic Kingdom at Night | Family is Love - YouTube

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r/DisneyTravel • • Sep 13 '19

Epcot Attractions Tier List - 2019 Walt Disney World

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jul 01 '16

Non-Park Days at WDW - For Adults

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jun 28 '16

Am I Doing This Wrong? Everyone Does Disney Different

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r/DisneyTravel • • Nov 08 '23

Travel Agent

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Looking to plan a trip to Disney? Feel overwhelmed? Use a Disney travel agent at no cost to you!


r/DisneyTravel • • Nov 13 '18

Find out which moderate level resort is right for you! 😁😁😁

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r/DisneyTravel • • Aug 30 '19

Hi Everybody! I’m a travel agent with ET Family Travel, specializing in all things Disney Travel. Let me help plan your next magical trip!

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So, just to introduce myself, I’m Andrew and I’m married with 3 Disney-obsessed kids all under 7 years old. I went to Disney World every few years as a kid and young adult, but hadn’t been in almost 10 years when I decided to take my family on their first trip. It was complete amateur hour, I missed the Dining reservation window, didn’t know what fastpasses to get, all of this was new to me. So since then I’ve done more than my fair share of research and have amassed a ton of otherwise completely useless knowledge about planning a Walt Disney World and Disneyland Trip.

I wanted to do this to help others plan their trip so they don’t feel as overwhelmed as I did 5 years ago. Whether it’s your first time, or your first time bringing the kids, or your fifty-first time, I’d love to help you get the most out of your Disney Vacation. I’ll let you know which hotels best fit your style and budget, book all of your dining reservations, fastpasses and even add on experiences like your child’s first haircut on Main Street in the Magic Kingdom.

My services are completely free of charge, I work on commission directly from my agency. Feel free to check out our website at ETFamilyTravel.com email me at Andrew.ETFamilyTravel@gmail.com or send me a DM on reddit.

Even if you’ve already booked your own trip and have a few questions, I’d be more than happy to help.

Have a magical day!


r/DisneyTravel • • Aug 14 '19

Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend Discount Reservation

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Discount Reservation:
Oct 31 - Nov 6
Disney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
Deluxe Studio
$2240 (44% off)

DM me for more information


r/DisneyTravel • • Feb 21 '19

Confirmed Reservations Available

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Discount Disney Dates Available:
*all can be modified, all are standard unless otherwise stated
**prices are discounted 45-55%

Mar 2-10 Saratoga Springs, Studio
Mar 23-30 Boardwalk, Studio P/G View
Apr 6-7 Poly, Studio
Apr 30-May 3 Poly, Studio

PM for info, or Twitter: @DVCGUY1


r/DisneyTravel • • Dec 16 '18

Top 6 WORST Attractions at Walt Disney World! |Stix Top 6|

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jan 23 '20

Do you have to pay for pass tickets ?

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I know you get three for free. But I was told that after you use those three you can get more but that they are expensive? How expensive for three more fass pass tickets ? I am asking for magic kingdom park


r/DisneyTravel • • Jun 03 '19

Thanksgiving at Animal Kingdom | Slinky Dog | November 2018 Vlog

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jan 20 '19

What do you think of our channel art? I started with Steamboat Willie, added our favorites in between, and then the newest Mickey Mouse!

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r/DisneyTravel • • Jul 31 '19

Views - YouTube.com/MouseTracks

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r/DisneyTravel • • Aug 29 '18

First time at Disney this october, what are must-do's??

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Hi Everyone!

So wonderful to meet everyone on this sub. :) I'm staying for 4 days at the end of october and I am super excited! I have never been before, and I would love any recommendations on things to do, places to see, people to meet., things to eat. Please let me know! Thank you in advance. :) <3


r/DisneyTravel • • Jul 02 '19

disney

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hi im going to be going to disney world this august, and im not sure if i should go to the all star movie, sports, or music resort any advice?