Why work with a travel advisor?

Get connected recommendations, a real person who understands the context of your trip, and one point of contact from planning through booking.

What an advisor actually changes

Resort choice — matching transportation, walkability, and budget to how your family really moves through a day.
Pacing — building rest into the plan instead of discovering you needed it on day three.
Dining strategy — knowing which reservations need the 60-day window and which you can pick up a week out.
Current details — ride closures, seasonal events, and policy changes that make older advice wrong.
One point of contact — the person who plans the trip is the person who books it.

Nothing. Planning is free and Chris is paid by the resort when you book through him, so the price you pay is the same either way.