A closer look at ideas, inspiration, and a few favorite things
Planning a Disney vacation often comes with a lot of questions, and every family approaches it a little differently. This is a place for a few thoughtful answers, creative ideas, and some of my personal favorites to help you begin imagining what your trip could look like.
Signature Themed Trips, Designed Around What You Love
I have always loved a theme, and one of my favorite parts of planning is helping families shape their trip around something they already love. When a trip is built around something meaningful, it naturally becomes more personal and memorable.
A few examples:
A Beauty and the Beast–inspired stay with dinner at Be Our Guest, an afternoon wandering through the France Pavilion in Epcot, a resort with old-world elegance, and time to slow down and enjoy the atmosphere
A Peter Pan–inspired trip centered around Fantasyland, with touches of London and a sense of wonder woven throughout
A resort-centered stay designed for rest, connection, and enjoying the details that are often overlooked
A Walt Disney-inspired touring plan that reveals hidden magic and sentimental nods to the one who started it all
These are not scripted itineraries, but thoughtfully shaped experiences that reflect what your family loves most.
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In many cases, yes. I’m able to transfer a booking you’ve made yourself if it meets certain criteria. As a professional courtesy, I don’t take on bookings that were made through another travel advisor.
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You can be as involved as you’d like! Some families want to weigh in and really work closely with me in making a plan, while others want to be more hands-off. I’ve worked with families who know nothing about Disney parks, as well as families who are seasoned veterans who desire a fresh experience or want to let someone else handle the planning.
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Disney changes all the time, and it can be difficult to keep up with everything! I’m able to keep you updated on how things work, give you fresh ideas, suggest new and different resorts and restaurants, and so much more. Before I became a travel advisor, I decided to seek the help of Disney travel advisors for our own family trips (even though I had been countless times). It allowed me to take off the “coordinator” hat and just enjoy wearing the “mom on vacation” hat for a while.
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This is normal! I love the first phase of a trip, where I ask you questions and figure out what you’re really wanting out of your vacation.
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My full planning services are designed for clients booking a hotel and ticket package together. If your plans look a little different—like staying off property, using DVC points, or purchasing tickets separately—there may still be ways I can help. You’re always welcome to submit an inquiry, and I can let you know what options might be available.
FAQ
A Few Favorite Things
Small details that always make me smile
Favorite snack
Frozen Coke and french fries
Favorite resort
Grand Floridian (Fun Fact: I’m a huge fan of the British Royal Family, and Princess Diana once stayed at this resort!)
Dream Disney Job
Singing with Voices of Liberty in Epcot, Belle in Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage at Hollywood Studios
Favorite scents
Pirates of the Caribbean and Soarin’.
Favorite attraction
It’s a tie between Carousel of Progress in Magic Kingdom and Spaceship Earth in Epcot (They both combine time travel and Audio Animatronics - basically my ideal combination.)
Favorite Disney songs
“Go the Distance” from Hercules and “The Age of Not Believing” from Bedknobs and Broomsticks
P.S. If you’re looking for a few tried-and-true items for your trip, I’ve gathered some of my favorite travel essentials here.
