Here is the main scrapbook that I'm currently working through. It's from our trip in January, 2012.
Just some notes... The black boxes on some of the tickets and info and the smile faces on the pictures of peple are added by me before uploading. Simple reason is they are hiding either personal information (names, reservation numbers, etc) or people that I haven't asked yet if it's OK to post their pics online. The internet is a weird place, so I'm just making sure I don't hurt feelings (or reveal too much) by publishing people or information that's really identifying. I'm sure you guys understand.
Page 1:
Full page spread and individual page closeup:
Driving to the airport. Was actually doing the page like the GPS screen in our car since the biggest laughs came from taking the new airport exit and discovering it wasn't on the GPS. It freaked out as it showed us blasting through a dark void, over a bridge-less river, and through a major housing complex. LoL! You had to be there...
Anyway, black background with blue, lines and GPS pointer made with the Cricut Accent Essentials Cart. Photos are matted blue and the text boxes are actually Facebook updates (with day, date, and exact time) I did along the trip. I don't like to journal and never know what to write, so I figured the actual FB posts I made during the trip would be kind of neat.
Page 2 and 3:
Full page spread
Taking the Magic Express. Theme is obvious (hopefully)... Mickey and Company taking the Magic Express. The background is a blue sky pre-printed cardstock from Joann, the bushes are torn cardstock highlighted with ink. Magic Express bus was made using Craftroom and Accent Essentials cart (see Cricut Creations below) and accented with an image found online and "Disney's Magic Express" text cut from the ME travel brochure, as was the "Orlando Airport" text (inked to match the rest of the colors). The "bus stop" graphic was lifted from online and the pole made with Cricut. Textbox is a FB update, and the rest are pages from the ME travel brochure. At some point, I will add a park bench to the space to the left of the airline confirmation.
Single page closeups
Left page
Right Page
Page 4 and 5:
Full page spread
Arriving at Disney World. Left page is a map that I got from... Well, honestly, I don't remember where, but it shows the layout of the property and gives directions on how to get everywhere via bus. The right page is the picture I took from the bus of the "Welcome to Disney" gate. The page itself is fairly simple, I opted for a matte purple paper with a pearlized teal layered over, and a large blue sparkle paper making up the bulk of the page, then I reversed the teal and purple for the next page. Layered over top is a glitter vellum secured with blue and green brads. The right page is matted with a purple Mickey silhouette.
Single page closeups
Left Page
Right Page
Next Pages
Pop Century
And to get it to print, you'd have to have the Accent Essentials cart. It's pretty simple though, if you have Craftroom and a cartridge that can make square, I simply used a square, enlarged and tilted it to make the windows and cut on a cream-colored paper, then elongated the squares again to cut the blue and grey bands. The text and pictures are cut off the brochure. 
