It's simple!
WWW.DISNEYWORLD.COM
I love how organized and simple it is to book directly with Disney. The few dollars you can save booking everything seperate, using a
travel agent, etc. is well spent in the time it takes to research and compare everything. My last trip I started to book w/ Disney and then I switched to AAA and then I switched back to Disney.
What I would like to know for those who book with a TA are you really getting a heck of a deal or is it the convenience factor or is it because of the few little perks you receive from the TA? Enquiring minds want to know.
I have always believed in the 'if you want something done right, you need to do it yourself' philosophy. But this year, I thought let's give them the oppportunity to do their job. After getting a quote online through the Disney website and calling a Disney CM, I felt I had a pretty good idea on what the price of
my trip should be.

I then got quotes from several online travel agencies (did not really trust a local TA). DU was able to get the resort, room type, dates, tickets, and ADRs all for less than $300 than the Disney website.

I have always thought 'A dollar saved is another dollar that can be spent at Disney.'

I also like the perks of not having to call early and wait on hold for ADRs. Kim filled all my requests 170 days out, purchased my
MVMCP tickets

, CP dinner package, and Fantasmic dinner package

. She also was able to suggest things that I had not even thought of. She also is a great sounding board for making decisions. I never would have thought I would be using a TA. It has been great thus far.
Would I use them again?? Well, I would always do my research first and then give them another chance.
**Each family member has chosen his/her own icon. "They have chosen, wisely"**

Off-site--May 1982
CBR--Sept 2000
Dixie Landings--March 2004
Old Key West--July 2005
POP--Dec 2007---Looking for an upgrade to POR
