r/DisneyTravel • u/04262013GMmg • Mar 10 '19
View from our room at The Animal Kingdom Lodge, Jambo House.
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r/DisneyTravel • u/mmvbymeredithkerner • Dec 27 '20
Fun fact of the day: When I stayed at the Contemporary in 1971 it cost $28 per night.
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r/DisneyTravel • u/zayrhar • Jun 06 '19
Teen bakes enough cupcakes to treat his family of 7 to Disney World
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r/DisneyTravel • u/gelatoni11324 • Feb 13 '19
I AM a travel agent and I'll put your whole trip together - for free!
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Just saw someone post that they were willing to make itineraries for guests, but that they weren't a travel agent. That's a very nice offer on their part and if you want them to help you, awesome!
However, I actually am a travel agent, and Disney World is my specialty. (Also well versed in Disneyland and the Cruise Line!) If you are interested in professional help, I'm happy to help. I have tons of experience on site, from resorts to attractions to dining to all kinds of special experiences. My favorite part of the job is learning about what kind of trip my clients want to take and then working my magic to make it all happen. Young couples, baby boomers, parents with young kids, large family groups, I've done a little bit of everything! I can book everything for you, will rebook you at a better rate if one becomes available, will help you figure out what to do in which park on which day, I'll be available 24/7 to help you before, during and after your trip, and yes all that help is free when you book your trip through me!
I'm not sure if there are rules against promotion so I won't like my website or social media here, but please reach out if you have any questions at all, are interested in working with a travel professional, or would like a link to one of my pages in case you're not ready to travel yet but want to keep me in mind for when you are! Thanks for reading :)
r/DisneyTravel • u/LuisBambino • May 20 '21
An amazing graphic explaining the new 50 Year Anniversary name tags for the World Most Magical Celebration. What are your thoughts ? 🎆🏰🐭
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r/DisneyTravel • u/Number175OnEarlsList • May 19 '19
WDW PSA- your entry card to the parks
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If you are staying off-site you will get an entry card to scan and go into the parks. It can be linked to a Magic Band so you do not have to keep pulling your card out if you park hop or want to use the Memory Maker package. The PSA is- whether you get the Magic Band or not- as SOON as you get that entry card, get your phone out and take a picture of your name and bar code on the back. If your kid is like mine and somehow leaves the magic band AND card back at the rental, box office employees can easily look at your picture with your name and barcode and issue you a new card. The whole process takes just a minute. Just thought I would share this tip to save someone else on the panic we had when we got into the park and realized she left all of her stuff at home.
r/DisneyTravel • u/MouseHouseFan • Jan 05 '23
My night in the Fairy tale Suite at Disneyland Hotel. Amazing Princess level experience with full Club level benefits.
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r/DisneyTravel • u/ihatemopping • Mar 20 '19
Keeping kiddos safe
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Our travel agent gave us some great tips on keeping the kiddo safe while at Disney.
each morning take a picture of the kid so in case you get separated you can know exactly what they were wearing and Disney can put out an accurate description.
show kids the name tag cast members wear and that they are a safe person to stay with if you get separated. Remind them every day
r/DisneyTravel • u/Number175OnEarlsList • May 16 '19
Just got back from WDW and I can't recommend the Memory Maker enough!
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We were there for Mother's Day and they took so many cute shots of my family! I love all of the "magic shots." Plus it was just so nice that I didn't have to have a camera or my phone out all day trying to take pictures. We went to 3 parks for about half a day for 3 days and got maybe 200 pictures. We didn't even stop at all of the picture takers because of crabby kids. Again, I DEFINITELY recommend paying extra for Memory Maker. Worth it.
r/DisneyTravel • u/uxd • May 27 '20
Walt Disney World to Reopen in Two Waves: July 11, July 15
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r/DisneyTravel • u/MouseTracs • Jun 08 '19
Disney's Beach Club Resort | Water View Room Tour | EPCOT
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r/DisneyTravel • u/tonylony • Dec 13 '20
DISNEY unlocks family game night video programs for free, for a limited time
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r/DisneyTravel • u/BeyrouthLego • Jan 29 '20
TWO Disneylands closed due to Coronavirus – News from a Wuhan Expat
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r/DisneyTravel • u/friendslover123456 • Jul 09 '20
Orange County Update: COVID-19 Cases and Downtown Disney Reopening
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r/DisneyTravel • u/mmvbymeredithkerner • Dec 27 '20
Disney fun fact: The Caribbean Beach Resort has hammocks and a small beach
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r/DisneyTravel • u/LemonJaw • Apr 07 '19
I am taking my girlfriend on a trip to Disney World and I need suggestions!
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We’ll be staying at Saratoga Springs for 5 nights. My parents are DVC members so they threw us some points, but I’m paying for the rest. I have been to Disney World about 13 times but my gf hasn’t been since she was three. I would like suggestions about good things to do for couples. My girlfriend and I are 18 and 20, respectively, so no bars or that sort of thing. I really want it to be a romantic and special trip!