When Walt Disney planned his first theme park in Anaheim, California, he said, "Disneyland will never be completed. It will continue to grow as long as there is imagination left in the world." And how right he was! Today, Disney Parks are some of the most beloved and most visited tourist destinations in the world.

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But let's face it: the ever-changing nature of the Disney Parks experience can make the planning process overwhelming--even for longtime Disney vacationers. (Are FastPasses gone? Where's the Skyliner? Are the dining plans back? What's Genie+ and how does it work? How are regular Lightning Lane selections different from Individual Lightning Lanes? What's a Virtual Queue? And what about all the acronyms: CRT, BOG, DAS, CM, GoG, 7DMT, ToT, GF, SSR, and TTC?)

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That's where I come in.

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As a professional vacation planner specializing in Disney Destinations, I have the training, depth of knowledge, experience, and passion that are necessary to help clients make the most of their Disney experiences. I do the work and the research so you can enjoy your trip without the burden of trying to figure things out on your own. I truly love having a role in helping families plan their vacations, and I feel so fortunate to be able to do it.

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I'm also a Certified Autism Travel Professional, a title I earned through the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards. I love to help families with members who have special needs--whether they be autism spectrum disorders, food allergies, sensory difficulties, or other issues that can make traveling a bit more challenging. 

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I realize that planning a Disney trip is both a financial and emotional commitment--one that's typically associated with great expectations. Whether you're a seasoned Disney or Universal pro or a first-time traveler, I'll work with you to turn these expectations into a reality that you and your travel party will remember for years to come. 

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Thank you for trusting me!

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Ani