Every Disney family is different.

Your vacation should be too.

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Planning your first Disney vacation can feel like a lot. There are endless options, opinions, and “must-dos”—but not all of them are right for your family.

I help first-time Disney families turn all the choices into a vacation built around their priorities, budget, and travel style.

Not ready yet? Find your Disney Vacay Style →

Disney planning gets overwhelming fast.

Resorts. Park tickets. Lightning Lane. Dining reservations. Transportation. Park days. And a million opinions about what you absolutely have to do.

Before long, planning a vacation starts to feel like a second job.

But you don't need to know everything about Disney to plan an incredible trip. You just need to know which choices make sense for your family.

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A pink wallet with a Mickey Mouse icon, filled with money, alongside a stack of coins with Mickey Mouse symbols, surrounded by sparkles and a heart, with the text 'Where should we spend our money? What's worth the splurge—and what can we skip?'
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How We'll Plan Your Vacation

You don't have to figure all of this out on your own.
We'll take it one decision at a time and build a vacation around your family from the very beginning.

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Colorful text saying 'Hi, I’m Kim!' with a pink heart and exclamation point.

Disney travel advisor, planner at heart, and firm believer that “best” depends on the family.

I help first-time Disney families make sense of all the choices without turning vacation planning into another full-time job.

I'm not here to tell you which resort, restaurant, or experience the internet says is “the best.” I want to know your family—what your kids love, how you like to travel, what you want to spend, and what would make this vacation feel special to you.

Because there isn't one perfect Disney vacation.

There's the one that's perfect for your family.

Planning Disney? Start Here.

You don't have to figure everything out at once. Start with the question you're trying to answer right now.

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Find Your Disney Vacation Style

Before choosing resorts and park plans, figure out what kind of vacation actually fits your family.

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How Much Does a Disney Vacation Cost?

A realistic look at where your money goes—and how your family's priorities affect the total.

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You Don’t Have to Do Everything at Disney World

Feeling pressure to fit it all in? Learn how to tune out the “must-dos” and focus on what actually matters to your family.

Want a little help narrowing it down?

That's exactly why I created the Disney Matchmaker Quiz.

In just a few minutes, you'll discover which type of Disney vacation fits your family's travel style, priorities, and budget—plus you'll receive personalized tips to help you start planning with confidence.

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Families who found the right fit.

Ready to start planning?

Every Disney family is different. Let's build the vacation that's right for yours.