Disney Cruise planning is weirdly complicated
Too many options. Too much money at stake. No obvious right answer. Book with me and I will help you make good choices.
✓ Same price as booking direct ✓ No planning fee, ever
✓ Texas-based Travel Agent ✓ 20+ years experience

You can't visit a Disney private island unless you arrive on a DCL ship!
“Haunted Mansion Parlor” is only on TWO ships.
Why people book with me, the short version
If you see yourself in this section, you're going to love working with me.
You found me. But I can't help you unless you raise your hand. Tap that button, my friend.
All inquiries start here →No, I don't charge a planning fee.
I spend about 30 days a year on a Disney ship, I know what I'm talking about.
Hotels, transport, excursions, airport strategy, check-in. I've got you the whole way.
If it's not worth it for your family, I'll say so. If a certain category or ship is going to fall flat for your family? I'll tell you.
Resources
Galveston
The ship, the ports, driving distances, and the stuff Texas families actually need to know before they book.
Read the guide →Concierge
The perks, the 130-day booking window, the deposit rules, and how to decide who should actually book it.
Read the guide →We are not going to be paying for towels on a Disney Cruise. No. Please, be serious.
Still have things you want to know?
Questions before you book with me? Fair. Here are the ones I get most often.
Yes. The price is identical. You'll call 1-800 to service your own reservation. Some things you can do online, some you can't and you'll have to call. My clients don't make phone calls to anyone but me. I call DCL for them. When you book with me, you get someone who already knows which staterooms to avoid, which ships fit different families best, which upgrades are worth the money, and which mistakes happen over and over again.
Earlier is almost always better. The best staterooms go first, and popular sailings can be picked over months before they show up on anyone's radar.
Yes. Completely. No surprises! That would introduce complexity to my life and lol nobody has time for that.
Honestly? Yes. Not because people are incapable of booking travel online. Because Disney Cruise planning gets complicated fast once you start comparing all the options.
This is a huge part of what I do. I actually spend a significant amount of time talking families OUT of Concierge. Look, I get it, WE ARE ALL FANCY ON THE INSIDE. But Concierge is an experience that is truly for a very specific style of traveler.