Disney Family travel advisors

Advisors who plan Disney trips for families, from a first visit to a trip with the grandparents.

Credentialed advisors only · Updated Oct 2026
Cheryl Popoutsis
Cheryl PopoutsisMy Mickey Vacation Travel · Cedar Grove, WI
5.0 4 reviews CLIA confirmed
Disney ParksUniversal ParksCaribbeanHawaii
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Karen Stoner
Karen StonerMy Mickey Vacation Travel · Winter Garden, Florida
CLIA confirmed
Disney ParksUniversal ParksCaribbeanMexico & All-Inclusive Resorts
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Kari Hathaway
Kari HathawayMy Mickey Vacation Travel · Wilmington, North Carolina
5.0 6 reviews CLIA confirmed
Disney ParksUniversal ParksCaribbeanMexico & All-Inclusive Resorts
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Stefanie Steiner
Stefanie SteinerMy Mickey Vacation Travel · Bulverde, Texas
5.0 11 reviews CLIA confirmed
Disney ParksUniversal ParksCaribbeanMexico & All-Inclusive Resorts
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Tiffany Ingelse
Tiffany IngelseMy Mickey Vacation Travel · Sheboygan, Wisconsin
5.0 4 reviews CLIA confirmed
Disney ParksUniversal ParksCaribbeanHawaii
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Questions

How far ahead should a family plan a Disney trip?

Many families book 6 to 12 months ahead, especially for school holidays. Dining reservations open about 60 days before the trip, so an advisor plans around that date.

Does it cost more to book a Disney Family Travel trip through a travel advisor?

Usually not. Most travel advisors are paid a commission by the resort, cruise line or tour company, so many trips cost the same as booking direct. Some advisors charge a planning fee, especially for complex trips. Ask before you start.

How are the advisors on this page checked?

We check each agency's CLIA or IATA accreditation (industry credentials) by hand when it joins. The agency then confirms each advisor's CLIA or IATA number before the profile goes live, and the profile says who checked it. Reviews come only from real clients, and the star rating counts only reviews from trips the agency confirmed.