Disney holidays
Three quite different holidays that share a name. The one you want depends on how old the children are, how long you have got, and whether you are hoping for a rest as well.
Which one
People often arrive asking for a Disney holiday and leave having booked something quite different from what they first pictured. That is usually a good outcome.
Two parks, two and a half hours by Eurostar, and a long weekend rather than a fortnight. The easiest and cheapest way to do Disney properly from the UK. Best for a first trip, for younger children, and for anyone who does not want a nine-hour flight.
Four parks across forty square miles in Florida, and the one people mean when they say "Disney". Two weeks, not one. Best for families with older children, and for anyone combining it with the Gulf coast or the Keys.
No queues and no rides. Meals and children's clubs included, and sailings from Southampton in some summers. Best for parents who want a holiday of their own alongside the children's.
How we would choose
Answer these and the right one is usually obvious.
What we will tell you either way
None of this is hidden, but it is rarely mentioned before a deposit is taken.
The three we book most. Each can be reshaped, combined, or swapped for the version that actually suits your family once we have talked it through.
Guide prices, per person, based on two adults sharing, including return flights, accommodation and park tickets or cruise fare as stated. They indicate what a holiday of this type has typically cost and are not an offer or a quotation. Your price depends on dates, party, ticket type and availability, and is confirmed in writing before any payment is taken.