Category: Planning Tips

Disney Releases New Park Pass Reservation System!

As you may have heard, Disney is taking a measured approach to reopen their Theme Parks. In order to do this, they will be managing attendance through their new Disney Park Pass Reservation system. This new Theme Park reservation system will be accessed through the drop down in your My Disney Experience account. This new …

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Oh No! You’re Sick While on a Disney Vacation!! Now what?

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Debbie has been planning Disney vacations for more than a decade; helping her family and friends plan their vacations to not just Disney but around the globe. She would love to help you find that dream vacation destination and make it a reality! Dreams by Design Travel is an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner!Debbie can be contacted at debbieb@dreamsbydesigntravel.com
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So, you saved, planned, and you’ve finally made it to your much anticipated Disney vacation!  Congratulations!  You’re just one day into the trip, you have a feverish, coughing, and wiped-out child, and you are secretly saying, “There is no way.  How could this have happened?  I’ve spent how much money for this?”  Okay, you’re probably …

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Ready….Set…..BOOK! Your 2019 Walt Disney World trip, that is!

If you go to Disney every year like we do, you must be getting excited that the 2019 Walt Disney  Travel Company Package Rates will be released on Tuesday, June 19th!~!~!~! More than any year that I can even remember,  2019 is going to be the year to go to Walt Disney World!  Toy Story …

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Taking Your Toddler to Disney

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Hello!My name is Cassie Wheatley, and I am thrilled to be a part of helping families plan magical vacations that will create life long memories! There is something special about stepping into the Magic Kingdom for the first time and seeing Cinderella Castle or snuggled up with a loved one watching fireworks overhead while Disney music plays in the background. Disney not only goes above and beyond to bring you a memorable experience but there is so much to see and do that each vacation is different than the last. My favorite part about traveling to the Walt Disney World Resort is being able to plan each aspect of the vacation. From character dining experiences to special events, parades and fireworks or even which ride to do first, creating a stress-free vacation is what I love to do! If you would like me to design a vacation of magical memories that will last a lifetime, you can contact me at Cassie@dreamsbydesigntravel.com.
Cassie Wheatley

Curious about taking your toddler to Walt Disney World?  The Walt Disney World Resort is designed with each age in mind. From thrill rides to family attractions, Disney uses their experiences and theming to appeal to each guest no matter the age. There is something special about traveling with smaller Mouseketeers. The imagination of a …

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Ten Great Tips on How to Save Money at WDW

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Holly Wiencek is the author of Capturing the Magic: A Photographic Journey Through the Walt Disney World Parks. A Florida native and lifelong Disney enthusiast, Holly has been visiting Disney Parks since she was a toddler. With countless visits to both Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, she has spent a lifetime exploring and learning about the history and legacy Walt Disney left behind and the details created by Disney Imagineering. She spends her spare time making Disney magic in her everyday life and enjoys sharing that magic with her husband and her daughter, Abby.

Visit www.capturing-the-magic.com for a preview of the stunning coffee table book, Capturing the Magic and purchase your copy today.
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One of the first things to consider when planning a trip to Walt Disney World is what your overall expense is going to be.   Depending on the size of your family, the most magical trip of a lifetime could just be the most expensive trip of a lifetime for families of four or more.  You have …

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