I plan vacations — Disney and Universal, cruises, all-inclusives, and Europe. Thirty-plus trips to Walt Disney World across my life, and a real soft spot for Ireland. You get the benefit of all of it, and it costs you nothing.
Three very different kinds of trip. I plan all of them, and I will tell you honestly which one fits what you actually want.
Walt Disney World, Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line — the one I know best, by a distance.
Universal Orlando, Epic Universe and everything else Orlando quietly does well.
The one I get carried away about. Ireland, Scotland, England, Denmark, France — plus cruises and all-inclusives anywhere.
The honest version, including the part that sounds too good to be true.
Resorts and cruise lines build an agent's cut into the price whether an agent is involved or not. Book direct and they keep it. Book with me and I am paid out of it. Your price is identical.
You get your options side by side with the full cost worked out — per person, per night, deposit, and what is left to pay. Usually within a week.
I have been going to Disney World my whole life and planning my own trips obsessively for as long. This was a hobby well before it was a job.
Flights move and resorts oversell. When that happens you get a person who already knows your booking, instead of a hold queue.
If the week you picked is the worst week to go, or the upgrade is not worth it, I will say so. I would rather you trust me than book once.
Ask me for a quote and sit on it for a year if you like. Plenty of people find out the number and plan for two years out. That is a good outcome.
I'm a travel nerd, and I mean that literally. I've been going to Walt Disney World my entire life — thirty-plus trips and counting — and I still get the same feeling walking in. Universal and the rest of the Orlando parks got their hooks in me too.
My other obsession is further from home. I've been to England, Scotland, Denmark and France, and Ireland is my favourite place on earth. Denmark surprised me by being one of the most beautiful places I've stood in. Paris was just plain fun.
When I'm not planning a trip, I'm PC gaming, reading, or — honestly — planning the next trip anyway. I'm married, and we have a rescue puppy named Suzie who runs the house.
I'm based in Attleboro, Massachusetts and I work with people anywhere in the US. Because I have a full-time job as well, calls happen evenings and weekends — but email and messages I answer quickly.
Rough ideas are fine — "somewhere warm in February" is a perfectly good starting point. No obligation, and I don't do pushy.
Email is fastest. I work a full-time job as well, so calls are evenings and weekends — leave a message and I'll always come back to you.
My planning services cost you nothing — I'm paid by the supplier you book with. All pricing is subject to availability and change at the time of booking, and nothing is held until a deposit is received.