Disney
Disney trips have more moving parts than almost any other vacation: park reservations, Lightning Lane strategy, dining bookings that open months ahead, and resort tier decisions that change the whole trip.
Who This Is For
Disney families sorting through Walt Disney World or Disneyland planning, wondering if the trip they’re building actually fits their family and not just a social-media itinerary.
Common Planning Challenges
- Social-media pressure to do it all, on someone else’s schedule
- Dining and Lightning Lane timing that’s easy to miss if you don’t know when booking windows open
- Deciding between an on-site Disney resort, a Universal resort, or an off-site option
How 7220 Travel Helps
Dave is a Disney-certified advisor who plans park-day sequencing, books dining at the right moment, and builds in rest days, travel days, and mid-day breaks so the trip is customizable: not a competition.
What We Consider
- Rest days and pacing for younger kids or larger groups
- Dining timing and reservation windows
- Transportation and resort-tier tradeoffs
FAQ
Do you help with Disney Cruise Line too? Yes: Disney Cruise Line itineraries for every family size.
When should I start planning? Dining and some park reservations open months ahead, so earlier is better, but Dave can work with whatever timeline you’re on.