Destinations · Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World four parks, endless magic
Deluxe resorts, Club Level, VIP Tours and a park strategy built around your family.
Why plan Disney with me
More magic, less stress
Walt Disney World is enormous — four theme parks, two water parks and dozens of resorts. The difference between a good trip and a magical one is in the planning: where you stay, when you book dining, and how you move through each park.
I handle the resort, tickets, dining reservations, Lightning Lane strategy and a day-by-day plan, then stay a phone call away while you’re in the parks.
Halloween night at Magic Kingdom
Theme parks
Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom
Ideal length
5–7 nights
Best for
Families, multigenerational trips, celebrations
Booked through
Travelmation, an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner
Princess for a day · Magic Kingdom
Planned for my own family
Our family at Walt Disney World
I plan every Disney trip the way I plan ours — rope drop, the right ride at the right time, and room in the day for the moments you’ll remember.
Hollywood Studios
Meeting Goofy · EPCOT
Animal Kingdom
Where to stay
Resorts I love
Deluxe
Monorail resorts
The Grand Floridian, Polynesian Village and Contemporary put Magic Kingdom minutes away.
Elevated
Club Level
A private lounge with snacks, drinks and a dedicated concierge team.
Deluxe
EPCOT area resorts
The BoardWalk, Beach Club and Yacht Club let you walk to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios.
Private
Disney VIP Tours
A private guide who handles the logistics so your family simply enjoys the day.
Deluxe
Disney’s Riviera Resort
European elegance on the Skyliner, with Topolino’s Terrace and easy trips to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios.
Special events
After-hours parties
Seasonal events like Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, planned down to parade spots.
Experiences
What I plan for you
Park strategy
A day-by-day plan with Lightning Lane selections timed to your must-dos.
Dining reservations
Character meals and signature restaurants booked the moment they open.
Family celebrations
Birthdays, anniversaries and first visits planned with extra magic.
Accessible travel
Certified in accessible travel, with planning for mobility and sensory needs.
When to go
When the magic is best
Quieter times
Jan–Feb & late Aug–Sept
Lower crowds and more availability — watch for summer heat and storms in late summer.
Festive times
Fall & holidays
Halloween and holiday events, festivals at EPCOT and beautiful decorations — plan early.
Sample itinerary
Five nights of magic
A starting point — every itinerary is designed around you.
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Arrive & settle in
Day 1
Check in to your Deluxe resort and enjoy a relaxed evening at Disney Springs.
II
Magic Kingdom
Day 2
Rope drop, classic attractions and fireworks over Cinderella Castle.
III
EPCOT
Day 3
World Showcase dining and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.
IV
Hollywood Studios
Day 4
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Toy Story Land.
V
Animal Kingdom
Day 5
Pandora, Kilimanjaro Safaris and a final dinner to remember.
Good to know
Questions I hear most
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Ideally 9–12 months ahead for the best resort availability. Dining reservations open about 60 days before arrival.
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For most families, yes — location saves hours of transportation, and perks like Early Theme Park Entry help too.
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Yes. I build your Lightning Lane plan into your day-by-day itinerary.
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