I have been planning my own and many others’ Disney vacations for over a decade now, and I would be honored to help plan your next vacation. While I traveled to Disneyland once as a child, my love (and some would say obsession) for the Disney Parks started when I was an adult on a trip to Orlando with my husband and brother in 2011. This trip was expertly planned for us by a wonderful travel agent: I ate popcorn from the Germany Pavillion’s Karamell-Kuche while watching Epcot’s then-fireworks show Illuminations. I tracked the goats while riding Big Thunder Mountain in the Magic Kingdom. I felt the strength of the Florida sun while snapping photos of wildebeests at Animal Kingdom (and, yes, in 2011, that was with a real, non-iPhone camera). And I was thereafter hooked!
My family has grown since that trip. I now have three children. We travel to Florida from our home in Queens, New York at least twice a year. We are annual passholders and own Disney Vacation Club at Bay Lake Tower at the Contemporary Resort and at Kidani Village at the Animal Kingdom Lodge.
I have dined at almost every restaurant and stayed or toured almost every resort on Walt Disney World property. Each one of my children has been to the Disney and Universal parks as young as babies. I have first-hand experience traveling with extremely young ones and with using the baby centers and other services provided by Disney and Universal for guests with young children. I also have first-hand experience traveling with disabled individuals, and with navigating the services Disney and Universal offer for the disabled. Additionally, I have first-hand experience traveling with individuals with food allergies, as well as with some very picky eaters.
I would love to apply my experience and love for the parks to plan a trip for you. It may sound lame, but the Disney Parks are undoubtedly special places. Just as Walt dreamed and designed them, his parks have been a “source of joy and inspiration to all the world.” They are places where “age relives fond memories of the past”; where “youth may savor the challenge and promise of the future”; where adults may smile as freely and widely as they did when they were younger; where actual Super-Bowl victories (and Super-Bowl-like victories) are celebrated; where we can be inspired by our favorite heroes to be better; and where the different feel belonged.
Let me help you make memories that will be yours to treasure–as in all endings worth discussing–happily ever after.
Discovering The Magic 