Do I need a Disney travel agent?
No, you can book Disney yourself. An agent helps most when the trip is complicated, you are short on time, or you want someone to track details and changes.
You can book Disney trips directly with Disney. Whether an advisor helps depends on how complex your trip is and how much you enjoy planning.
What an advisor does
- Helps you choose a destination, resort and ticket options
- Books the trip and tracks payment dates
- Reminds you when dining and attraction windows open
- Checks your booking for offers you may qualify for, subject to booking terms
- Handles changes and questions before and during your trip
When it helps most
- First trips and large or multigenerational groups
- Cruises, Aulani and Adventures by Disney, which have more moving parts
- Busy families with little time to compare
- Trips that change, such as dates, rooms or guest counts
When you may not need one
- You've been many times and enjoy planning
- You have a simple, short trip
- You already know exactly what you want
Does it cost more?
See how we are paid for how Lifetime of Magic works.
What to ask any advisor
- How are you paid?
- Who will answer my questions?
- What happens if my plans change?
- Do you handle dining and attraction reservations?
- How do you track offers after I book?
If you already booked with Disney, see booking already made.
Request a trip and we'll give you an honest answer on whether we're a fit.
Check Disney's own pages
Disney prices, policies and availability change, so check Disney's own pages before you book.