Disney Park Vacations, Planned Around You
Whether you're dreaming about the magic of Walt Disney World or the classic charm of Disneyland, there's more than one way to experience a Disney vacation.
As a travel advisor specializing in Disney destinations, I help my clients choose the experience that fits their travel style, priorities and budget, and take care of the details along the way.
Walt Disney World
A vacation destination for just about everyone.
Walt Disney World is so much more than a family theme park vacation. With four theme parks, two water parks, more than 20 Disney Resort hotels, incredible dining, entertainment, recreation, shopping and experiences, you can create a trip that looks completely different from one traveler to the next.
Planning a family vacation? A girls' getaway? A bachelorette trip? A couples' escape? A multigenerational vacation? Walt Disney World can be whatever kind of vacation you want it to be.
Spend your days chasing attractions and meeting characters, or slow things down with a resort day, a great meal, pool time and a little exploring. You can build your trip around the parks—or make the parks just one part of a much bigger vacation.
Perfect for: Families, couples, girlfriend getaways, multigenerational groups, celebrations and anyone who wants a vacation with plenty of options.
Planning Disney World doesn't have to be overwhelming.
I've helped travelers navigate the details of Disney vacations, and I've seen the same planning mistakes come up again and again. This free guide will help you avoid five of the most common ones before you even leave home.
Disneyland
The original Disney destination.
Disneyland may be smaller than Walt Disney World, but don't mistake smaller for simpler.
With two theme parks, three Disney-owned hotels, Downtown Disney and a long list of attractions and experiences, Disneyland offers a distinctly different way to do Disney.
Disneyland isn't Walt Disney World on the West Coast. And that's a good thing.
Disneyland is more compact, which can make it easier to experience more without spending your entire vacation navigating a massive resort complex.
It's also home to attractions, entertainment and experiences you won't find in Florida.
For families deciding between the two destinations, understanding those differences is one of the most important parts of planning.