Showing posts with label Disney World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disney World. Show all posts

Friday, September 23, 2011

Disney Review

I am following my client's Disney review, and laughing hysterically!!
Check it out:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2766084

Thanks Tracy!!!

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Discounted Walt Disney World tickets exclusively for Travel Leaders Suntime Travel friends and family

Are you traveling between March 8 and March 20, 2010?
We have exclusive "Suntime friends and family" discounted Walt Disney Park Hopper tickets just for you!!

Adult tickets age 10+
3 day
4 day
5 day
and 6 day park tickets

We have these tickets with the basic, with the park hopper, and with the water park fun and more. You choose which ticket is best for you and your family.

Here are some sample prices:
Check this out-

The cost at the Disney gate for a 4 day premium park hopper pass (including water parks and Disney Quest admission) is $339.75.
The discounted pass cost for this same 4 day premium park hopper pass that I can get you is $250.00.

The cost at the Disney gate for a 3 day premium park hopper pass (including water parks and Disney Quest admission) is $ 332.30.
The discounted pass cost for this same 3 day premium park hopper pass that I can get you is $238.56.

We have a limited supply of these exclusive tickets, so please contact me today to purchase yours!!!!!

Terms and conditions: As always there are rules. Terms and conditions do apply, please contact us for more details. Limited number of tickets available. Prices subject to change, and availability is limited.

This is a valid offer, we are a travel agency that has been in business since 1984. When we see a good deal, we want to offer it to all of our clients, and hopefully obtain new clients. Please contact us today to get your discounted tickets

If you have not yet booked your flights and hotel arrangements, please let us help you with this as well. We also sell travel insurance, even if you did not book your trip with us! Let us help you protect your travel investment!!!!

In addition to this amazing deal for Disney tickets, we also have exclusively discounted flights for March 13-20, 2010. Flights originate from Minneapolis and are nonstop!!!! Pricing from $349 per person!! That's a heck of a deal right now, with the flights filling up!!!

CONTACT ME TODAY!!!

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Disney World and Disney Wonder December 2009

My family and I took a trip to Disney.
We had a fabulous time!!!
We started the trip at Fort Wilderness Campground Resort, then moved on to the Disney Wonder for their 3 night Disney cruise to the Bahamas and Castaway Cay, then we came back to Disney and stayed at Disney's Boardwalk Inn Resort.

Here is some info on my trip:
Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground

THE ROOM: At the Fort Wilderness Campground, we stayed in a cabin. These cabins are very roomy and large in comparison to a regular hotel room. When you walk in, you're in the kitchen, there is a full fridge, sink, microwave, stove, oven, all the kitchen utensils and cupboards full of dishes and pans. To the right is the table with bench seating, along with a few chairs (perfectly decorated to the up north woodsy theme) and onto the living room where there was a couch, and another couple chairs that match the kitchen table chairs. Up in the wall, is a pull down murphy bed, full size. Which we used a lot for snuggling in to watch movies and such at night.

Down the hall to the left from when you first walk in, is the bathroom, and the bedroom. In the bedroom there was another full size bed, along with bunk beds, that the kids LOVED! The closet was small but enough room, and we had plenty of nooks and crannies to store all of our luggage, and we had a LOT!

GOLF CART: We rented a golf cart, as it's almost necessary, unless you want to spend a lot of time walking and walking and walking. I do enjoy walking, so I did walk around a bit, but having the golf cart to ride around in was extra nice. The cost was $54 plus tax per night stay. That's a pretty expensive golf cart! UGH! But, I had figured this into our trip cost, so was prepared.

FOOD: We ate at Trail's End Buffet restaurant twice. It too was a bit on the spendy side, but the food was great. The salad bar was sufficient, and the meats to choose from was the highlight, the ribs and fried chicken, and carved roast beef were great. We did not do take out, but the menu was small, and we did not do Hoop-Dee-Doo or the Backyard BBQ, it just didn't work out this time. But thumbs up to the food.

ENTERTAINMENT: We did do the sing-a-long around the campfire with Chip-n-Dale twice while we were there, and I have to admit, it was not exactly what I was expecting. I was expecting these huge fire pits to roast marshmallows, and a stadium type setting so you wouldn't dream of seeing the characters, but to my surprise, it was so much better!!! There were 2 fire pits, rather small, but perfect for my small children, I didn't feel that they would be 'burned', and you could purchase the marshmallows right there, and the sticks came with it, I think it was around $4 or something close to that, so we didn't think that was too bad. They roasted the marshmallows, and then we took a seat while the guitar/banjo playing guide sang songs into the night. Chip and Dale did make an appearance, and they were up on the little stage, and then in an orderly fashion, they made their way around to see and take pictures with each and every individual that was there. Amazing!! So we each got a snippet of time with the characters. Very fun! We didn't stay to see the movies under the stars, it just got too late.

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Disney Cruise onboard the Disney Wonder
3 night Bahamian Cruise

GETTING THERE: We used Happy Limo, and they were great. We paid approx $150 for our family of 4, including one car seat to get us from our hotel to the pier (nonstop) in a Town Car. The driver was exceptional (thanks Maurice!) and professional, he helped us load all of our MANY suitcases and stroller into the car, and we sang songs all the way there. (well, the kids sang songs, and Maurice laughed along with us) It was comfortable, and great.

THE SHIP: We had a category 6 stateroom with balcony, deck 6, stateroom number 6032. We were in a great location to the elevators and stairs, just right around the corner, and down 2 flights of stairs from the Walt Disney Theatre. Perfect! The bathroom is a split bath, so there are literally 2 bathrooms, one has the toilet and sink, and the other has the shower and sink. The kids had bunk beds, and we had a queen sized bed (2 twins pushed together). The cabin felt roomy, probably because of the balcony and the floor to ceiling windows.

FOOD: We had Cesar as our waiter, and James as our assistant waiter. They were great! The recommendations they had for meals was right on, and James provided us all with great entertainment while we waited for our food. The food was great, as expected. I wouldn't say that it was too much better or worse than any other cruise line that I've been on. But it was good.

SHORE EXCURSION: We did a shore excursion from Shore Trips, and we have always highly recommended Shore Trips, and this excursion was no exception!!! Booking this was simple and easy. Upon arrival in Nassau, our voucher stated for us to walk over to the boat to take us to the island for the adventure, but to our surprise, there was a nice rep waiting for us as soon as we got off the ship! What a nice surprise, we were not expecting a guide. The instructions were clear, so we figured that we could figure it out. After following the crowd down to the boat, we were on our way to the island for our stingray adventure. My kids (age 4 and 2) did not have too much interest in the stingrays, but the beach was WONDERFUL! We had plenty of time to enjoy all parts of this little island. There wasn't much there, but the weather was perfect, and we all enjoyed this day very much!
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Blackbeard's Stingray Adventure in Nassau, Bahamas

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Castaway Cay, Disney's Private Island

DISEMBARKATION: I have to admit, this was THE most orderly, most professional, and best disembarkation process that I have experienced. We had an assigned breakfast time, and got off the ship without any lines, crowds of people smashing luggage into each other, and happy and stress free. Everyone is happy here! Once we were through customs, which took a snap, we went to the bus, and they took a quick look at our key to the world card, and onto the bus, and on our way right away. The entire process was fabulous!


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Disney's Boardwalk Inn

THE ROOM: The room was very large. I have stayed at Value and Moderate properties with Disney before, but this nice deluxe property had very big rooms. The beds were super comfy, and you practically melted right into your sleep for the night! There was a little patio out of our room, which was nice to see the courtyard outside of our room. Flat screen TV was a nice little perk. The vanity area had 2 sinks and lots of room to stand.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Give a Day, Get a Disney Day!!!

This just announced from Disney!!! For 2010 travel!!!!

You all know that I'm a true Disney fan, and I just want to share my enthusiasm every time they put out a new promotion......
Disney wants to inspire one million people to volunteer a day of service to a participating organization in their communities. So they're celebrating their good works by giving each of them a one-day admission to a Theme Park at Disneyland@ Resort or the Walt Disney World@ Resort, free* (must pre-register, and restrictions apply)

The 'What will you celebrate' campaign will be coming to an end at the end of 2009.

Contact me to help you book your next Disney vacation!!!!!!

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

YouTube Family Travel to Disney

Thank you to Travel Leaders on TWITTER, for posting my video!!! How fun!

Now you can see me........yes me!!
I'm online...... Minnie Mouse ears and all!!!

Check it out:
Insider tips for family vacations to Disney - watch video from our expert!

CLICK HERE: http://bit.ly/j4HGV

Monday, August 3, 2009

Disney World Packages for 2010

Of course I have to talk Disney..........today's a great day!!
The 2010 packages are open now for booking! YAY!
It is very typical for the first of August for Disney to raise their prices for the entrance ticket, and this past weekend was no exception. Apparently there are people on blogs and such that are pretty upset about this. Why, I ask?
Disney has been typically raising their prices the first of August for years, why would a recession/depression or whatever you'd like to 'categorize' what we're in economically right now.... Disney is one of the few companies that is actually MAKING money in this economic crisis. Isn't that a good thing?

Well, I'm a Disney lover, and a HUGE fan, and I say --if it's not broke, don't FIX it....
Tee-hee-hee, enough of my soap box!!

This little blog entry is to let everyone out there know that the 2010 packages can now be booked, and I'd LOVE to help you plan your trip to Disney for 2010!!!
How about combining it with a Disney Cruise, or perhaps a beach vacation over to Tampa / St. Pete?

Anything you can dream, I can help make it come true!!!

Call me, or email me!!!

Monday, June 15, 2009

Disney iPhone Apps

Walt Disney World Apps
Disney World Wait Times provides up-to-the-minute standby and fastpass distribution return times for every attraction and restaurant at Walt Disney World, across all six parks. It also provides real-time social commenting on everything, so you can share your thoughts and experiences (ride closures, great deals at shopping facilities) all over Walt Disney World with the entire community. Last but not least, it provides location and mapping services for restrooms as well as every major stop across the parks.. shopping, attractions, dining… so you can always find what’s “near you” in every major category. Just 99 cents!
WDW Dining Disney provides menus for nearly every restaurant across every park in Walt Disney World. Indispensable for those on a dining plan, as it lists every menu item that is applicable. If you’re hungry for a certain food, you can find it fast with this application. An essential tool at Walt Disney World. 99 cents.
Magic Kingdom Tour Guide will give you the best strategies for having fun at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. (Note that this app provides info for just the Magic Kingdom, not all of Walt Disney World). It will help you find age-appropriate attractions for everyone in your party, including height requirements. $1.99.
Walt Disney World Resort Times Guide - provides park open and close times, parade times, and special event information across all of Walt Disney World. Jump to any date in the near future to see what’s coming, and never hunt for a park pamphlet again. 99 cents.
Disneyland (California) App
Disneyland Resort Times Guide - - provides park open and close times, parade times, and special event information for the two Disneyland Resort parks. Jump to any date in the near future to see what’s coming, and never hunt for a park pamphlet again. 99 cents.

Thank you to Mouse Savers for this article:
http://www.mousesavers.com/iphoneapps.html

Monday, May 11, 2009

Cruise with your favorite Disney Channel stars!! Disney Cruise Line

How much fun would that be to rub elbows with some of the Disney Channel's stars and rising stars?!?!? Contact us to book your Disney Cruise today!!!!!!
Or how about adding a Disney World package on to one of these great cruises!!!!

Disney Channel Summer at Sea Cruises!!

Here's your chance to see and meet sensational stars from big shows and original movies on Disney Channel! More stars are scheduled to appear, so check back soon to find out who!

3-Night Disney Channel Summer At Sea Cruise
Sail Dates and Appearance Schedule*
July 9 to 12, 2009—Tiffany Thornton (Sonny with a Chance) and Nicole Anderson (JONAS)
July 16 to 19, 2009—Jason Earles (Hannah Montana)
July 23 to 26, 2009—Jason Dolley (Hatching Pete)
July 30 to August 2, 2009—Debby Ryan (The Suite Life on Deck)

4-Night Disney Channel Summer At Sea Cruise
Sail Dates and Appearance Schedule*
July 12 to 16, 2009—Tiffany Thornton (Sonny with a Chance) and Nicole Anderson (JONAS)
July 19 to 23, 2009—Musical Act Mitchel Musso and Jason Earles (Hannah Montana)
July 26 to 30, 2009—Jason Dolley (Hatching Pete)
August 2 to 6, 2009—Alyson Stoner (Camp Rock)

*Schedule and talent subject to change without notice. Not all stars available for each sailing.

Call us to help you book one of these great cruises!!!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Twitter's the word...Twitter...tweet tweet!!!

Here are some of my fav's

Travel Leaders (of course!!): http://twitter.com/travelleaders

Andrew Zimmern (love this guy!!): http://twitter.com/bizarrefoods

I'm a huge Disney fan (this twitter site is un-official, but I like it): http://twitter.com/TheDisneyBlog

Another great site with great YouTube links, thank you to The Disney Blog: http://thedisneyblog.com/2008/06/26/disney-parks-slowly-moves-onto-twitter/

Barbados: http://twitter.com/BarbadosTravel

Do you have a favorite that you'd like to share with me? Please drop me a line!!!


Saturday, October 13, 2007

Disney World Sept 2007

Anyone who's ever met me, KNOWS that I absolutely LOVE Disney, and all things Disney.
I have visited Disney World several times. I've stayed on site at Disney Resorts, and also have stayed off site at different hotels.

I get excited helping to plan your vacation to Disney. I have many suggestions and tips that have proven useful for most people.

Please contact me to help you plan your Disney Vacation today!!!!

Here is what we did in Sept 07:
Day 1: Flight to Orlando, checked into our hotel "Disney's Pop Century". Pop Century was a great value resort, the food court was large with many selections, and a lot of places to sit. The refillable cup was a good deal. We then headed off to Downtown Disney. Visited the toy store, and ate at the counter service 'Earl of Sandwich', awesome sandwiches!!!!!!! I was quite impressed.
Day 2: Played at the 'bowling pin' pool, which was heated, so that was nice. Basically hung out at the resort most of the day. Took naps, and headed over to the Magic Kingdom for the Halloween Party. We ate dinner at the Crystal Palace with all the Pooh characters. The buffet was good, nothing extra special, pretty much exactly what we had expected. We all dressed up in costume for the Halloween party, so that was fun. The halloween party started at 7pm, and we made it until about 8:15pm before it started to rain. The first parade was rained out, but we did watch the 2nd parade, which was amazing, and nothing like any other parade Disney does. We also seen Cinderella's carriage, and the villian show before heading back to the hotel.
Day 3: Ate breakfast at Boma's at the Animal Kingdom Lodge. Always our favorite. They have a wonderful breakfast buffet, with made to order omelets, fresh fruit, bread, etc. Spent the day at Animal Kingdom. Watched the Nemo show there, excellent!!! Ate dinner at Ohana's at the Polynesian Resort
Day 4: We started at Epcot to do the Nemo ride there, then headed over to the Magic Kingdom. Watched the afternoon parade, and then ate dinner at Liberty Tree Tavern. Great food, served family style, and character interaction that we love! We also visited the Baby Care Center. This impressed me, it felt like home with the high chairs, changing tables, tv set up, etc. It was perfect for those few minutes to feed the baby, and wind down a little bit.
Day 5: Ate breakfast at Chef Mickey's, good food, good character interaction, very upbeat and fun. Went over to the Magic Kingdom to visit the princesses. Ate lunch at Cosmic Rays. Ate dinner at Cinderella's Gala Feast at the Grand Floridian with Cinderella, Prince Charming, the stepsisters and stepmother.

If you need more info on any of these things, please feel free to contact me!!