When: October 26-November 2, 2024
Where: Walt Disney World® Resort, Florida
Registration Deadline: July 31
Join us at Walt Disney World® Resort this fall and experience all four theme parks, an educational program, a private group party, optional breakfasts, dinner, a dessert party, and more!
Tickets & What’s Included
Our 6-Day Premium Walt Disney World® Resort theme park tickets are $625 per person, ages 3 and up, and include:
- Admission to all four Disney parks (Magic Kingdom® Park, EPCOT®, Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park, Disney’s Hollywood Studios®) for 6 days.
- Park Hopper® Option (allows you to hop to a different park during the day)
- 6 Fun Visits to be used at:
- Disney Water Parks (only one Disney water park is usually open during our travel dates – most likely Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon)
- Disney’s Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf Course or Disney’s Winter Summerland Miniature Golf Course (round must start before 4:00 pm, 1 visit per day at either course)
- One round of FootGolf at Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course (Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday after 2:30 pm, subject to availability)
- A private group educational event presented by Disney Imagination Campus.
- A private group party.
- Access to optional add-on events (group breakfasts, Fantasmic dinner).
- All taxes and fees.
Educational Event
Our Disney Imagination Campus educational event is scheduled for Friday, November 1 in one of the Walt Disney World® Resort theme parks. This is for all ages, and attendance is required to qualify for our tickets.
Location and time will be updated as soon as possible, but it will be during park hours. If you’re staying at a Walt Disney World® Resort hotel, you’ll be able to use Disney’s transportation options to and from the theme park where the event is held. If you’re staying at an off-site hotel, you’ll have to arrange your own transportation to the theme park/event.
Park tickets and a park reservation will be required for the event.
Group Party
Our group party is scheduled for the evening of Thursday, October 31. (It’s not a Halloween party, so no costumes, and the date can change, but it’s not likely.) Times, place, and more details will be posted as soon as possible. What we know so far:
- You won’t need to use your park tickets to attend.
- Walt Disney World® Resort transportation won’t be available, so you’ll have to provide your own transportation to and from the event.
- We’ll have snacks, music, and tons of fun!
- More details to come.
Add-On Group Events (Optional)
I’ll email the registration form for these optional add-on events after I receive your trip registration and payment. Here’s what we’re planning (dates may change, exact timing will be share closer to our travel dates, breakfasts are early – but worth it, according to my travelers):
Tuesday, October 29
- Toy Story Breakfast at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant at Disney’s Hollywood Studios® – $39 per person (ages 3 and up), includes Toy Story Mania!, or $67 per person (ages 3 and up), includes Slinky Dog Dash (your choice of attraction).
- Fantasmic! Dinner Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios® – $65 per person (ages 3 and up). Includes private seating for dinner and viewing of Fantasmic! show and fireworks.
Wednesday, October 30
- Soarin’ Breakfast at EPCOT® – $39 per person (ages 3 and up), includes Soarin’ Around the World.
- EPCOT® Dessert Party – $45 per person (ages 3 and up), includes seating for the fireworks show, plus Frozen Ever After, or $73 (ages 3 and up), includes Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure (your choice of attraction).
Thursday, October 31
- Pandora Breakfast at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park – $39 per person (ages 3 and up), includes Na’vi River Journey or Avatar Flight of Passage (your choice of attraction).
Disney Group Resorts (Optional)
I’ll email the reservation form for our discounted group rooms after I receive your trip registration and payment. Here’s where we’re staying this year (prices include all taxes and fees):
- Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort – $168/night
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort – $214/night
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside (standard) – $301/night
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside (5th person) – $317/night
Rooms are available arriving October 24, and departing on November 3.
NOTE: Although staying in our group resorts is optional, a minimum stay of 4 nights (at the same resort) is required to reserve a group room.
Important Information, Payment & Refund Policy, and FAQs
Please read this entire page, including the FAQs, before emailing me with questions or registering.
Payment & Refund Policy
- The price for tickets and optional add-on special events includes all taxes and fees. Payment is made through my online payment platform (debit/credit) upon registration. (No other payment method is accepted for tickets or add-on events.)
- The price for group rooms includes all taxes and fees. I accept personal or bank checks for group rooms and can’t accept PayPal, Venmo, credit cards, Disney gift cards, or other payment methods, including money orders.
- Our tickets, add-on special events, and rooms are non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-upgradable. You may have heard that tickets can be transferred to future dates, but because our tickets are unique and specially priced for this event, this is not possible. (Several families were stuck with tickets they couldn’t use in recent years because of this.) If something happens and you have to cancel, let me know as soon as possible. I’ll do the best I can for you, but I can’t guarantee a refund. (Any refunds will incur a cancellation fee.)
- Please register only if you accept Walt Disney World® Resort’s current policies and any changes that may occur up to and during our dates. Our tickets are student group tickets and still require park reservations.
- Your registration and payment acknowledge your understanding and agreement with my cancellation and no-refund policy.
Hurricane Policy
Our trip is during hurricane season in Florida. Walt Disney World® Resort will work with us on a case-by-case basis in the event of a direct hit (or anticipated direct hit) from a hurricane right before our arrival or during our stay. I’ll do my best on your behalf if there’s an event that impacts our stay, but there are no guarantees. Please register with this in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dates, Registration, Holding Spots, Adding People
What are the dates for this trip? What dates are the tickets good for?
Our group dates are October 26 to November 2, 2024.
Our tickets are valid from October 19 through November 7, so you have some leeway on your travel dates. However, you’re required to attend our educational program on Friday, November 1. If you can’t attend, please don’t register.
When is the registration deadline? Do I have to pay by July 31?
The registration deadline is July 31, and payment is submitted with your registration through my online payment platform.
I don’t have the money to pay for my tickets yet. Can you hold spots for me?
I can’t hold spots, but we won’t run out of tickets as long as you register by the deadline. However, we usually run out of spots for special events and discounted group rooms. Also, due to the park reservation system, entry to the theme parks may become limited as we get closer to our travel dates.
I want to register now, but I may want to add my spouse (or whoever) later. Can I do that?
My workload doubled in the past due to families doing “partial registrations” in order to lock in a Disney room at our group rate. Because of that, I will allow add-ons only on a very limited, case-by-case basis.
Can we do your group events if we don’t get your tickets? (We have an annual pass, Florida resident ticket, military ticket, cast member ticket, or other ticket.)
They are allowing a limited amount of annual passholders, etc., to attend our events this fall. Email me for more details.
Tickets and Inclusions
Are these Park Hopper® tickets? Are water parks included in our tickets? Is miniature golf included in our tickets?
Our tickets include all of the above. Scroll back up to the Tickets & What’s Included section near the top of this page for more details.
Are your tickets limited? Do you ever run out? Should I register early?
They’ve never limited our tickets, so don’t stress about ticket availability. Register when you’re certain you’re going and have the money. After I receive your registration/payment, you’ll have the opportunity to register for our add-on events (if still available) and reserve a discounted group room (if we still have rooms available).
When will I receive my ticket numbers? When can we reserve park days?
I’ll email ticket numbers beginning in September. Tickets will be digital/mobile, accessible through the My Disney Experience (MDE) app. A cell phone using Disney’s free MagicMobile service or a MagicBand (if you have one) will be required to access your tickets and enter the parks.
You’ll be able to make park reservations through your MDE account when you get your ticket numbers. We have student group tickets, so a park reservation is required. Please read this to see why park reservations are important. If you don’t have park reservations, you won’t be able to go to any of the parks. If you wait until our registration deadline, one or more parks may be unavailable. Check Walt Disney World’s current park availability calendar here.
Can I get more (or fewer) park days on our tickets?
I’m only offering 6-Day tickets this fall. We can’t add days to these tickets.
If you’re staying longer than 6 days, there are other places to spend your time that don’t require a ticket: Disney Springs® (formerly Downtown Disney) has a lot of shops, restaurants, and activities, as does the BoardWalk area.
You’ll also have six fun visits to the water parks, miniature golf courses, etc., during the trip. They’re separate from park days, so you can use them on days you’re not going to the parks.
If you’re staying for fewer days, use the extra park days on the evening of your arrival to see fireworks, and/or experience your favorite attraction one more time before you leave on your departure date.
How do we qualify for these tickets?
Attending our educational program is what qualifies you for our tickets. If you don’t attend, Disney can either deactivate/invalidate remaining days on your tickets or charge you the difference between our discounted group tickets and their regular tickets.
Will everyone in my party get the discounted tickets?
Everyone in your party will get the discounted tickets, but each family unit must register and pay separately (grandparents, single aunt, adult sibling can be included on your registration).
Ask others in your travel party (sister’s family, best friends and their children, etc.), to register separately and note that they’re your guests in the comments section of their registration.
Can we use MagicBands with these tickets? Do we get MagicBands with our tickets? Are MagicBands free?
You’ll be able to add our tickets to MagicBands via the My Disney Experience website. I’ll email more information about that when I email your ticket numbers.
Disney no longer provides free MagicBands to their resort guests. If you have a MagicBand from a previous trip, you can use it for our fall trip. (Make sure it’s still “active” in your MDE account).
Are these “FastPass” tickets? What is Disney Genie+ and Lightning Lane?
The FastPass system no longer exists. It has been replaced with Disney Genie+, a paid add-on that is similar(ish) to the previous FastPass system. It’s relatively new and gets mixed reviews. Here’s more information about how it currently works.
If you want to add Disney Genie+ to your ticket, you can do that on a day-by-day basis through your MDE (My Disney Experience) account. If you don’t need it for a specific day or specific park, you won’t have to pay for it that day.
Price, Payment Options, Discounts, Refunds
Is the ticket price per day, or per ticket?
The price is per ticket, not per day.
Do I have to pay in full upfront? Do you have a payment plan?
When you submit your registration, your credit/debit card is charged immediately through my online payment platform.
If you want to add optional group events and group rooms, you’ll pay for them (in full) separately. You’ll receive more details about these add-ons after I receive your ticket registration/payment.
What payment methods do you accept for tickets? Add-on events? Group rooms?
I accept credit/debit cards through my online payment platform for tickets and add-on events.
For group rooms, I accept personal checks, bank checks, BillPay checks (not PopMoney) through your bank, Zelle online transfers through your bank (as long as it’s paid in one transfer – no split payments).
I can’t accept any other payment methods.
How much is our discount?
As of 3/4/2024, our 6-Day tickets are $196+ less than regular 6-Day Park Hopper Plus tickets. And regular tickets don’t include the educational program, private group event, or access to special add-on events, so our discount is even more.
Can you give me an estimate?
I can’t give you an estimate because each family wants different things. There are no hidden charges – what you see is what you get. All prices include taxes and fees.
The ticket price is $625 per person, ages 3 and up. An educational program and our private group event are included in your ticket. So, start with the price of your ticket. If you add-on any special optional events, add that to your total. If you add a room at one of our group events, add the cost of that.
NOTE: You’ll register and pay for add-on events and group rooms separately after I receive your payment for tickets.
If something happens and I have to cancel, can I get a refund?
Our tickets, special events, and group rooms are nonrefundable and nontransferable. If something happens and you have to cancel, let me know right away and I’ll see what I can do for you. No promises, but the sooner you tell me, the better chance I have of getting something back for you. If I’m able to refund any portion of your trip, cancellation fees will be deducted from your refund.
I’ve never paid/mailed this much money to someone I don’t know. Can I trust you?
I could provide references from families who’ve traveled with me since I began doing these trips in 2006, but the references could be faked.
Instead, read my About page to find out more about me, then do a search of “Carolina Homeschooler trips” and “Traveling Homeschooler trips.” If I’ve cheated anyone, it’ll be all over the internet.
My “Traveling Homeschoolers” name is newer, created in 2016 to differentiate between my local member trips, and trips that are open to everyone, so search both names.
You can also get a sense of who I am and what I do if you follow me on Facebook and read comments and feedback from my 40,000+ followers.
It’s too stressful to pay for one of my trips if you don’t trust me, so research before you register.
Educational Program, Optional Add-Ons, Group Party, Group Questions
Can you tell us more about the educational program this year? What ages is it for?
Our program will be on Friday, November 1. Location, timing, and other details will be updated closer to our travel dates. It’s for all ages, and attendance is required, so save a park day on your ticket for this event.
Can you tell us more about the group party this year? What ages is it for?
Our group party is scheduled for the evening of Thursday, October 31. (It’s not a Halloween party, so no costumes, and the date can change, but it’s not likely.) Times, place, and more details will be posted as soon as possible. What we know so far:
- You won’t need to use your park tickets to attend.
- Walt Disney World® Resort transportation won’t be available, so you’ll have to provide your own transportation to and from the event.
- We’ll have snacks, music, and tons of fun!
- More details to come.
Will you run out of spots for any of the add-on special events or our private group party?
Capacity at my add-on special events is limited and we usually run out of spots. After I receive your payment, I’ll email more information and links to register/pay for them, if spots are still available.
Capacity for our private group party is much higher. However, depending on the size of our group, we may reach capacity. Don’t stress about this, though – I’ll let everyone know in advance if we’re close to reaching capacity.
Can I register for tickets first and add special events and group rooms later? Is it possible for only some of our party to do a special event?
You’ll pay for tickets first, then register for special events and group rooms later. You can add special events and reserve a group room up until my registration deadline (July 31), if spots and rooms are still available.
If only some of your party want to do a special event, just make it clear on your event registration form who’s doing what.
Can we do the educational program and/or group events if we don’t get your tickets? (We have an annual pass, Florida resident ticket, military ticket, cast member ticket, or other ticket.)
They’re allowing a limited amount of annual passholders, etc., to attend our events this fall. Email me for more details.
Do we have to stay together as a group?
You are required to attend the group educational program. That’s the only time you have to stay with the group.
We have optional add-on events for our group (breakfasts, dinner party), and a private group party (also optional).
Everything else is on your own.
Can food allergies or kosher requests be accommodated at your special events?
They’re usually good about accommodating food allergies. They may be able to accommodate kosher food requests, but it costs extra.
In order to make sure we can handle your allergies, issues, and requests, you must list them on your registration form. I’ll let you know if they can’t be accommodated before you pay.
Disney Parks, Skipping Days, Fun Visits
If I visit two parks on the same day, does that count as 2 park days?
We have 6-Day premium tickets with the Park Hopper® Option included, so visiting two parks in the same day will count as one park day (since you’re just hopping to another park). This is important if you want to spend the day at one park, then hop over to another for our Fantasmic Dinner Party. Or whatever.
Can I skip a day at the parks?
Park days don’t have to be consecutive. You can go one day, skip the next, go the next, and the next, then skip the next, or whatever. Just stay within the date range of the tickets and make sure you save a day to attend the mandatory educational program on Friday, November 1.
Are Fun Visits included in our tickets, or will we get separate tickets?
Fun Visits are included with our 6-Day premium tickets. You’ll scan to enter a water park or miniature golf course the same way you would scan into a park.
Do I have to use the Fun Visits on the same days I visit the parks? Do I have to use a park day before I start using my Fun Visits?
Fun Visits are separate from park days – you can use them throughout the validity dates of our tickets. They don’t have to be used on days you visit the parks. You don’t have to use a park day first.
Can I visit a water park and a miniature golf course on the same day? How about both miniature golf courses on the same day?
You can do a round of miniature golf in the morning and visit a water park in the afternoon. This counts as two visits.
You can visit a water park in the morning, leave for lunch, then come back to the same waterpark in the afternoon. This counts as one visit because you’re coming back to the same water park.
You can’t do more than one mini golf course on the same day, and the round must begin before 4:00 pm.
So, between the 6 days in the parks, and the 6 fun visits, I could possibly stretch out my visit for 12 days?
Yes, unless you visit a water park and a miniature golf course on the same day. That would take two of your fun visits in the same day. Or if you visited a park in the morning, then a waterpark in the afternoon. That would take one of your park days and one of your fun visits on the same day.
But if you only used one fun visit per day, then you’d have 12 days’ worth of parks and fun visits.
Will both water parks be open during our travel dates?
They usually close one of the water parks for refurbishment during fall/winter. Typhoon Lagoon will likely be open during our stay this time.
Hotels, Transportation, Dining Plan
Where to Stay – Resort Information and Advice
2024 Group Resorts and Rates
- Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort – $168/night
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort – $214/night
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside (standard) – $301/night
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside (5th person) – $317/night
Prices includes taxes and fees.
Our discounted rate will be available arriving October 24, and departing November 3. (You can choose your date range, but at least four nights are required to reserve with the group. If we still have rooms available closer to our registration deadline, I can add reservations for fewer than 4 nights.)
Reminder – you don’t have to stay at one of our group resorts to get our tickets.
Notes about staying at a Walt Disney World® Resort hotel:
- Resort guests are currently able to purchase Individual Lightning Lane experiences earlier than off-property guests.
- Buses (and the Disney Skyliner – if you stay at Disney’s Pop Century Resort) provides transportation frequently throughout the day. Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside also has a water taxi to Disney Springs®.
- No parking fee at the parks (saving you $30 per day).
- You’re in the middle of the magic, and Disney does “magic” very well.
- You’re able to enjoy 30-minute early entry into any of the four Walt Disney World theme parks every day.
- Value resorts are louder in noise level (due to being less spread out and having more families with younger kids, especially near pool areas) and theming than moderate resorts, and rooms are smaller. However, beds are queen-size now (one pulls down from the wall and can be stored during the day, resulting in a more open space when not sleeping).
- Moderate resorts are quieter in noise level and theming than value resorts, are more spread out, and rooms are a little bigger than the value resorts (two queen beds).
Notes about staying off-property:
- You will not be able to purchase Individual Lightning Lane experiences as early as on-property guests.
- Depending on the hotel, an off-property hotel may be less expensive for what you get (but compare – hotel prices have increased a lot since Covid).
- Depending on the hotel, they may have bigger rooms for a comparable or lower price than on-property hotels and may accommodate larger families less expensively.
- Some hotels offer free breakfast (of varying quality).
- They’re not usually themed as well as on-property resorts, and it may not feel as “magical.”
- They may not have the same level of customer service as on-property resorts.
- You won’t be able to take advantage of early entry into any of the four Walt Disney World theme parks every day.
- You may feel disconnected from the group. (But families aren’t necessarily staying in the same resort unless you know other families and plan it that way. Still, some families have said they feel more disconnected if they stay off-property.)
- If driving to the parks, parking will be an extra $30 per day.
- If you don’t have a car, transportation to the parks won’t be as convenient. Even if your hotel offers a shuttle, it may go only to the parks (not to Disney Springs® or other areas). And it’ll almost certainly be less frequent, with longer wait times than on-property transportation. To make it worse, hotels often share shuttles, making many lengthy stops along the way. Many travelers end up unexpectedly renting a car (or getting Ubers or Lyfts) due to the inconvenience and hassle, so factor the price of a rental car or Uber/Lyft rides into your budget, even if you don’t think you’ll need it.
My advice:
- Choose the accommodations that best fit your needs and budget – on-property, off-site, timeshare, rental, campground, whatever.
- If you won’t have your own car and don’t want to rent one or arrange for Uber/Lyft rides, an on-property resort will most likely be your best bet. The extra money you spend will be offset by no parking fees (currently $30 per day at the parks), and much better transportation options (more convenient, frequent, and less time-consuming than off-site hotels, regardless of what the off-site hotels advertise).
- If you want to be in the middle of the magic, choose an on-property resort. (Disney does “magic” very well.)
- If you have a camper, consider Disney’s Fort Wilderness campground. However, note that the Fort Wilderness bus system has a large footprint and may take additional time when compared to transportation at other Disney Resorts. (Having your own transportation may be preferable.)
- If you’re on a tight budget, will have a car, and don’t mind being more removed from the magic, choose an off-site hotel nearby. Look for one that offers a good free breakfast at the hotel (saves money and time). If you have a camper, consider an off-site campground.
- Don’t buy into the myth that you’ll spend all your time traveling to parks if you don’t stay on-site. The parks, resorts, water parks, and Disney Springs® are spread out over miles. Even guests who stay on-site have to drive to get to the different areas (or use on-site transportation). Many off-site hotels are located nearby (or even inside the Disney Springs® area), so you probably won’t have to drive much farther than we will.
- Choose whatever is best for your family’s budget and preferences. You’ll have a great time regardless of where you stay.
How do I reserve a group room at a group resort?
I’ll send you the information you need to reserve discounted rooms at our group resorts after I receive your payment for tickets. Rooms are first-registered, first-served.
Can my family of 5 stay in one of your group rooms instead of getting two rooms?
If one of your children is an infant age 2 or younger, then you can stay in a standard room at our two Value resorts. Otherwise, you’ll likely need to get one of our 5-person rooms at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside.
The Walt Disney World website is saying there are no rooms available at the resort I want during our group dates. Are you sure rooms are available for our group?
Rooms are available for our group regardless of what the website says. They won’t show as available because they’re being held for our group and can be reserved only through our group.
Can we stay extra nights at our group hotel?
Our group reservations are for October 24 (arriving) – November 3 (departing). If you want to stay before or after those dates, note it on your room registration (I’ll email the link after you pay for your tickets), and I’ll see if I can get them for you.
How much is parking at the theme parks and resorts?
Standard Parking at the theme parks is $30 per day for cars and motorcycles if you’re not staying on-property. (It’s free for on-property guests.) If you hop parks, the fee covers all the parks you visit that day.
Disney no longer charges for overnight parking at their resort hotels.
Do I have to stay at a group hotel in order to get group tickets?
Our group rooms are completely optional. You can stay wherever you want.
I’m staying at a Walt Disney World hotel, but I won’t have a car. How do I get around during the day?
Walt Disney World provides transportation to the parks, water parks, and Disney Springs® during times they’re open to the public. Here’s more information.
I’m staying at a Walt Disney World hotel and want to do your private breakfasts. Does transportation run that early?
Disney can’t guarantee transportation that early, and most likely won’t provide it. Ask Guest Services at your hotel what your transportation options are so you’ll know whether you have to arrange your own (Uber, Lyft, taxi, etc.). Also, their Minnie Van service has a partnership with Lyft.
I’m flying into Orlando. How do I get to Walt Disney World?
Their Magical Express service was canceled in 2022. Here are some transportation options.
What about the Dining Plan?
Dining Plans are returning in 2024. Here’s more information about how it worked in the past:
Disney doesn’t allow multiple discounts, so we can’t add the free dining plan (if it’s offered) to our room block. However, free dining isn’t really free, and the paid dining plans may not be the best option for your family, either. It’s pre-paying for your food so you’ll have an all-inclusive vacation. (Which can be appealing.)
The dining plan (whether free or not) has changed a lot over the years. Some resorts are excluded from dining offers and certain room categories may not be available. Also, there are fewer dates available now for the dining plans.
Also, the dining plan (whether free or not) doesn’t include gratuity. Meals at on-property restaurants are usually more expensive than off-property restaurants, so their gratuity is also more expensive. In some cases, the gratuity we paid for a “free” meal was the same or more than what we paid for pizzas for our family of five off-property.
In our experience, we could pay out of pocket for our dining (on-property or off), and it was less expensive and much more flexible than the dining plan (after doing the free dining for five years straight).
Every family is different, though, so I encourage you to check out your options and do the math for your own family and circumstances.
Other Common Questions
How long have you been doing this trip? Do you do this every year?
I’ve done this trip every fall* since 2006 through my Carolina Homeschooler website, and then moved it to my Traveling Homeschoolers website in 2016. Sometimes I do a spring trip, too.
*Except for fall 2020, when our trip got canceled due to Covid.
Is October/November a good time to go? Is it crowded?
November is our usual time to visit Disney. We have cooler weather (usually averaging in the 70s), lower humidity, and a lower chance of rain than in the summer. There’s a Christmas/holiday feel, with Epcot’s International Food and Wine Festival as an added bonus.
We moved the trip a little earlier this year to avoid peak pricing, so we’ll hopefully have the best of both worlds – Halloween decorations at the end of October and switching to Christmas decorations beginning in November.
It’s more difficult to predict crowd levels now due to special promotions, date-based pricing, and park capacity issues. But crowds are usually lower when we go.
Can I call Walt Disney World directly and reserve all of this?
Since this is a private group trip, everything has to be reserved and paid for through Traveling Homeschoolers.
Will you do a Universal trip this year, too?
We do a Universal trip every fall and spring. Here’s more information.
Before You Register
- Please read my FAQs above, and this entire page, before emailing me with questions or registering.
- Each family must register separately (grandparents and older siblings of students should be included in the same registration). If your extended family wants to attend (your brother, his wife, and school-aged children, for example), please ask them to register and pay separately.
- Please wait until everyone in your party is confirmed to go before you register. I’ll allow add-ons on a very limited, case-by-case basis.
- You can choose your own arrival and departure date, but your stay must include our educational program on Friday, November 1. If you can’t attend, please don’t register.
- Tickets are not upgradable, refundable, or transferable. (See Payment and Refund Policy section above for more details.)
Want to join us?
- Register here for our Walt Disney World® Resort tickets. (Full payment for tickets will be made when you submit your registration.)
- If you don’t receive a confirmation within 5 days, please email me.
- I’ll email information and the registration link for our optional add-on events and optional group rooms later.
- And that’s it! Email me if you have any questions.