Destination
Disney/Universal
Disney vacations are at the heart of my business and personal life. Disney World in Florida has four main theme parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. They also have two water parks: Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach.
Disneyland in California has two main parks: Disneyland Park and California Adventure Park. Although they are much smaller parks, they are definitely not any less entertaining than Florida’s Disney World.
Each park offers similar and very different experiences. I can help you decide where would best suit your family’s needs for your day(s) at Disney. All of these are great places to make magical memories. Disney is ever-changing and evolving, so it can be difficult to navigate alone. As an authorized Disney vacation planner, I’m constantly continuing my education so I can provide the most accurate information to my clients.
I’ve personally been going to Disney since 1994 and go 1-2 times a year with my own children. Who doesn’t need a little pixie dust?!
UNIVERSAL
Universal Studios is a top contender for me as well. Their park is especially geared toward older kids and the young at heart. Rides are sure to give you a good thrill and immerse you in your favorite book. The Florida location offers three parks: Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and a waterpark, Universal’s Volcano Bay. The California location has one main park, Hollywood Studios.
As an authorized Universal planner, I stay current on all the ever-changing information so my clients have the best day with the most thrills.
I’ve been going to these parks since the late 1990s, and they continue to be a staple in my own vacation planning. Being a Slytherin myself, it’s great to go home to Hogwarts.
