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I live in Orlando. I'm a Disney Annual Passholder. I'm at the parks often enough that the bus drivers wave.

That matters because when you book with me, you get a Disney travel advisor who actually walks the parks every week. I know which Magic Kingdom rope drop strategy holds up in October versus the July heat. I know when Lightning Lane Multi Pass is worth it and when it isn't. I know which Skyliner route shaves twenty minutes off a hot Saturday afternoon.

Walt Disney World Resort hotels. I've stayed at almost all of them. Polynesian, Wilderness Lodge, Pop Century, Riviera, the cabins at Fort Wilderness. Tell me your crew (a four-year-old who naps hard at 2 p.m., adult siblings who want to drink around World Showcase, grandparents who need ground-floor rooms) and I'll match you to the resort that fits.

Beyond Florida. I've planned and traveled Disneyland in California and Disneyland Paris. Different parks, different food, different rhythm. If you're flying into Anaheim wondering whether two days is enough or you really need three, I can answer that. Same for Paris, where the croissants at the hotel breakfast buffet are honestly worth the trip.

Disney Cruise Line. I've sailed every ship in the fleet. Wish, Treasure, Magic, Wonder, Dream, Fantasy. Each one has a personality. Give me your group, your dates, and where you want to go (Caribbean, Bahamas, Alaska, Mediterranean, transatlantic) and I'll match you to the right ship and itinerary.

Credentials. Graduate of the Disney College of Knowledge. Universal Orlando Resort Specialist. Universal Studios Hollywood Specialist. Translation: I've done the coursework, the site inspections, and the trips. I plan Walt Disney World vacations, Universal Orlando vacations, and Universal Hollywood vacations the way a local does, not the way a brochure does.

Want more than the parks? I book Adventures by Disney guided tours, custom Disney Cruise Line itineraries, and combo trips that stitch it all together. Seven nights at Walt Disney World plus a four-night Bahamian cruise on the Disney Wish? Easy. Multigenerational European river cruise that ends with three days at Disneyland Paris? I can build that.

Here's what I won't do: hand you a copy-paste itinerary. Here's what I will do: ask about your kids, your in-laws, your sleep habits, your budget, the foods you actually eat, and the rides that scare your nine-year-old. Then I plan around all of it.

If you want a Disney travel advisor who picks up the phone, answers the 11 p.m. Genie+ question, and tells you straight whether the new ride is worth the standby line, let's talk.