Disney Cruise Line travel advisor in Stacy, Minnesota

The right ship, the right stateroom

I plan and book Disney Cruise Line sailings around who is coming: the ship, the itinerary, the stateroom and the days in port.

A father and son in captain hats laughing together on board the Disney Treasure.
Guests on board the Disney Treasure, Disney Cruise Line ©Disney

Why families use a travel advisor for Disney Cruise Line

The same week at sea is a different vacation on a different ship. I match the ship, the sailing and the stateroom to your family.

Ages, sailing length, where you want to go and how you like to spend a sea day all change the right answer. I lay out the options before anything is booked.

Embarkation day should feel calm, not like a scramble. I make sure it does.

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Disney Cruise Line vacation planning

What I handle

  • The ship and sailing

    Matched to your ages, your dates and how long you want to be at sea.

  • A stateroom worth the money

    Inside, oceanview, verandah or concierge, explained for your sailing.

  • Dining and the onboard plan

    Dining, youth clubs and adult spaces explained before you board.

  • Port days

    Excursions chosen and booked ahead for the ports on your itinerary.

  • The night before

    A hotel near the port, if you would rather not travel on sailing day.

  • While you are away

    You text me. If plans change, I handle it.

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Questions

Disney Cruise Line questions

Which Disney Cruise Line ship is right for us?

It depends on the ages coming, how long you want to sail and where. I match the ship, the itinerary and the stateroom to your group before anything is booked.

How far ahead should we book a Disney Cruise Line sailing?

Nine to twelve months ahead gives the best choice of staterooms, and popular sailings book earlier. Shorter notice can work, so it is always worth asking.

Which stateroom should we book?

Inside, oceanview, verandah and concierge staterooms each suit different groups and budgets. I explain the trade-offs for your sailing and your family before anything is booked.

Does it cost more to book a Disney vacation through a travel advisor?

No. Disney pays my commission, so booking through me costs the same as booking direct, and there is no planning fee.

Can I reach you while we are on our trip?

Yes. You text me directly. If plans change or a reservation falls through, I handle it so you can get back to your vacation.

Begin planning

Tell me who is coming. Ages, rough dates and what everyone is most excited about. I read every inquiry myself and reply personally, usually within two business days.

Begin planning