r/DisneyTravel • u/Prestigious-Row-1296 • Apr 23 '24
Vacation Videos
Capture the magic from your recent vacation and combine it into a lasting memory! Photos and videos combine to have a cherished memory to look back on for years to come!
r/DisneyTravel • u/Prestigious-Row-1296 • Apr 23 '24
Capture the magic from your recent vacation and combine it into a lasting memory! Photos and videos combine to have a cherished memory to look back on for years to come!
r/DisneyTravel • u/stanleyyelnats11 • Mar 20 '24
r/DisneyTravel • u/Affectionate_Crow327 • Mar 19 '24
Will be visiting Disneyworld for the first time in October (28th October-10th, although I'm going to try and book a day or two at Universal's Halloween Horror as well, so I've got something like 10 or 11 days to do four parks)
But yeah , I'm slightly intimidated by the magnitude of the size of parks and how much planning Ive got to do.
I've done Disney Paris twice in my life (one foggy memory of a family trip when I was nine, and then a day trip when I was 18, so it's been well over eleven years, so I've got some ideas but I know the two aren't even closely compatible.
r/DisneyTravel • u/karma19721 • Feb 24 '24
I am a travel advisor in the kitchener area .who specializes in Disney and Universal vacations
r/DisneyTravel • u/nmwhitney12 • Jan 29 '24
Shameless plug you guys…
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r/DisneyTravel • u/Poarchkinator • Nov 08 '23
Looking to plan a trip to Disney? Feel overwhelmed? Use a Disney travel agent at no cost to you!
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r/DisneyTravel • u/TheParzival333 • Jun 01 '23
If anyone is interested, I’ve created customizable itineraries for a day in the parks. $5 per template or $10 for all four. You’ll receive a link with the design for you to customize to your plans via Canva. Thanks for taking a look! ✨
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Which do you prefer??
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r/DisneyTravel • u/TheHandleBar • Jul 14 '21
My wife and I are visiting Hawaii for the first time in September and we are so excited to be staying at Aulani. We were really looking forward to the buffet at Makahiki (crab legs!!) but since covid they have gone to a pre set 3 course meal, which I've heard really is pretty awful for the price.
Does anyone have an inside scoop on whether or not Makahiki plans on returning to normal operations with the buffet?