Disney Cruise and Disney World

For those who can't decide between a vacation at Walt Disney World outside of Orlando, Florida, or a trip on Disney Cruise Line, there's a perfect solution: Do both. With a little bit of planning, you can enjoy the best of what Disney has to offer.

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Booking

To find out the latest information or to book your trip directly, call [phone]. A Disney specialist will be able to help you with all the details for their pre- and post-cruise Walt Disney World hotel packages.

Travel Agent

Consider using a travel agent to help book your vacation. Make sure that they're an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner. They'll have tips, advice and maybe even know of discounts.

Order

Because Walt Disney World tends to be hectic, carefully consider the order of your vacation. You might want to visit the parks before the cruise because life at sea tends to be more relaxing.

Length of Cruise

Consider carefully the length of your cruise. If this is your first combination trip, you might want to opt for a shorter, three- or four-night cruise.

Time in Parks

Decide ahead of time how many days you want to spend in the parks. Plan your days before you leave home, so you'll be better able to utilize your time while you're there.

References

• Disney Packages
• WDW Info
• Mouse Savers

Resources

• Walt Disney World Official Site
• Disney Cruise Line Official Site
• Small World Vacations