

Theme-park trips are where planning gets really fun. Between tickets, hotels, dining and which days to visit which park, there’s a lot to sort out, and that’s exactly the part I love. You bring the wish list, and I’ll turn it into a plan that leaves plenty of room for the magic.
What I can plan for you
Walt Disney World Resort
Four theme parks, two water parks and a long list of resort hotels in Florida. I’ll help you choose where to stay and how to spread out your park days.
Disneyland Resort
Two parks side by side in California. A great fit for a shorter trip or a first taste of Disney.
Disney Cruise Line
Disney storytelling at sea, with family-friendly ships and stops in the sunshine.
Universal Orlando Resort
Three theme parks and a water park, including The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
Universal Studios Hollywood
A theme park and working movie studio in Los Angeles, famous for its Studio Tour.
Disney and Universal together
Want both in one Orlando trip? I’ll help you split the days and pick the right place to stay.
Questions I hear a lot
When is the best time to go?
It depends on what matters most to you: shorter lines, cooler weather, holiday decorations or fitting around school breaks. Tell me your dates and priorities and I’ll help you weigh them.
How far ahead should we book?
The earlier the better, especially for school holidays and popular resorts. Some reservations open well before your trip, and I’ll keep track of those dates for you.
Can you plan Disney and Universal in the same trip?
Yes. Lots of families split an Orlando vacation between both. I’ll help you decide how many days to give each and where to stay.
Is your planning really free?
Yes. There’s no planning fee for you. Tell me about your trip and we’ll get started.
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