AAA TA Help

[Walrus]

About a week ago or so, someone posted the name and number of a TA who was very good and knowledgable with the Disney Packages through AAA. I forgot to write her name and number down and now I can't find the post anymore. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I believe she was from the south.

Thanks!

 

[can'twait]

From what I understand each state has their own AAA club and you have to book through them. Call your local AAA travel agency and ask for an agent who specializes in Disney. Each time I call and ask a question they can't answer, they put me on hold and call Disney while I wait. Good Luck!

 

[ROBINHOOD1]

How Far Out Can You Book(length 2007 Maybe)?

 

[ahappydisneymommy]

You don't need to book with a TA from AAA that is in your state. We booked our trip with Michelle Shears. We got her name off of the boards after not being able to find anyone in our state at AAA that had a brain, lol. Her number is 800-643-5332. Just ask for her when you call. She was wonderful and we have a great trip booked for the WL in Jan.

 

[WDWBetsy]

You don't need to book with a TA from AAA that is in your state. We booked our trip with Michelle Shears. We got her name off of the boards after not being able to find anyone in our state at AAA that had a brain, lol. Her number is 800-643-5332. Just ask for her when you call. She was wonderful and we have a great trip booked for the WL in Jan.

Michelle Shears is really nice and helpful! I fully recommend her. We live in Indiana and had trouble with finding a decent AAA agent.