Magical Moments Vacations has earned the distinction of being named an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner. This special designation is given by Disney in recognition of the agency’s ongoing focus and commitment to planning customized, magical vacations to the Disney Parks, Disney Cruise Line and other Disney destinations!
Erin Davis is a graduate of Disney’s College of Knowledge, and completes regular Disney training–including on-site visits–to ensure fluency with all the new attractions, systems and entertainment at the Disney Parks and Resorts.
Magical Moments Vacations is accredited by both IATA and CLIA and is part of the Vacation.com Travel Consortium.
In addition to Disney destinations, Magical Moments Vacations by Erin Davis also books vacations to a wide variety of other destinations, including cruises, river cruises, all-inclusive resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean, Hawaii, Europe and more!
What perfect timing—I’m headed to Disneyland this summer, so now I need to look into the free activities there. I’m sure some of these overlap too! Thanks for the tips, and I hope you have a great time on your upcoming Disney trip 🙂
I’m sure there are lots of freebies to look into at Disneyland too! I always bring some Disney themed gifts with me too so I can give them to my kids while we are there and avoid the high Disney prices. I hope to visit Disneyland soon because I’d love to compare the parks. 🙂
Wow! I wish I had this list a few months ago when we took our family to Disney!
Jenn- The thing about Disney is there is always so much to do. We go about 2 times a year and still have new things to discover. Perhaps you can try some of these freebies when you visit again. 🙂
We have an overdue visit to Disney … I better get planning now… #Alittlebitofeverything … great post thanks for sharing
Wow! So cool. My mom just moved to Florida! She will love these!!!
Glad to hear Stephanie! Any way to make Disney cheaper is always the best. Lots of fun things too for when you visit. 🙂
These come at a perfect time! I’m an avid Disney World traveler (being a Florida Resident and a Passholder), but I’ve come to find that no matter how many times you go, there are always little tips you didn’t think of or didn’t know about! I’ve written a few tips as well over on my blog on how to save money on resort stays and traveling to Disney with a toddler because I feel that someone out there can use what I’ve learned from my trips to make their trip easier.
Found via #Alittlebitofeverything blog hop.
Thanks for stopping by Lissette! Lucky you for living so close to Disney. We are in Ohio but still make it to Disney at least twice a year so I consider that pretty good. Of course, I wish we could visit more. I agree- there is always so much to discover and it is fun to find new things. You can’t beat FREE. Can’t wait to check out your tips too! 🙂
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Hello! An update since this post has been written! Sadly, Animation Academy closed mid July. Knowing Disney, something bigger and better is bound to take it’s place!
Good to know Erin! I will update the post with that information.