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As a travel agent and a mom, I’ve been to Walt Disney World more times than I can count — but this most recent trip was extra special. It was my first time visiting with my autistic son, and I wanted to make sure the experience was magical for him too. Traveling with a child who has disabilities takes extra planning and care, but Disney truly goes above and beyond to make their parks as inclusive and welcoming as possible. I learned so much from this trip, and I hope sharing

As a vacation planner, I can tell you—the magic of a Walt Disney World vacation begins long before you walk down Main Street, U.S.A. The planning process is part of the fun! But when it comes to creating that perfect Disney trip, timing truly matters. How far in advance you decide to book can make a big difference in resort availability, dining options, and even how much you pay. So, how early should you start planning your Walt Disney World vacation? Let’s take a look at wha

I'll be honest—traveling to Walt Disney World with my kids now that they’re getting older has been a whole new learning experience. Just when I thought I had Disney figured out with toddlers and little kids, everything changes once they hit the tween and teen years. They eat more, sleep later, want more independence, and aren’t interested in the same rides (or nap schedules) I carefully planned years ago. But here’s the good news: with a little planning, the right resort, and