2005 Planning our trip to Disney World, I decided to use a travel agent. This was our first family, and I wanted to be my only son and remember them for years to come.
After reading the comments about Dreams Travel (www.dreamsunlimitedtravel.com), and calling my local agencies, I decided to travel with my Dream when you book the vacation of your dreams. One of the reasons he chose it was to launch a Disney vacation.
I contacted Dreams through her website for my holiday presentation. Less than 24 hours later, I had the delivery in my inbox. The site I was given was compared to both local travel sites and Disney World.com. The price was comparable so I sent my deposit of $200 to Dream. Then I was in touch with the agent who was going to be my contact until the transaction of my vacation.
Marla e-mailed me to introduce herself as my agent. He explained to me all that Disney had to offer and where he enjoyed dining. She was always the email address to answer questions or change my vacation. What is the proper way to do it? I was able to make all my payments on a secure website and email Marla with any questions I had.
My dreams became a hero when my sister and sister and niece suddenly decided to join us on the trip. My sister had to go to a website and search for a quote from Disney and this is where all the exceptions start. Marla emailed to tell her that my sister was requesting an appointment and would be going with us on a separate reservation. Marla was able to pick up my sister’s reservation. This was important to me so that we all wanted to have dinner together and it would be easier for us. Marla was also able to get reservations for Cindy’s Table (Lunch with Cinderella) one of the hardest reservations to get at Disney. The world
One of the perks that the Dream offered was that the others could not have dinner reservations. All I had to do was inform Marla what day, time, and place we wanted to dine and she took care of the reservations. My sister and niece dined with us for every meal, except with my son for a character lunch and he and his niece dined with Cinderella. It was great for us all to be able to have the same reservation and dine together.
Another perk that Dream offered was arranging our ground transfers from Orlando Airport to Disney World. I had to give Marla our arrival and departure times, and I took care of all that. When I boarded my plane at home I did everything I had to do when I boarded in Orlando when I arrived on the Disney shuttle and I was on my way to my vacation, even my luggage was delivered right to my room. So we were able to hit a park or two when we arrived in the early afternoon. Unexpected obstacles claim us.
The best trick of all is to look for a Dream discount on your trip. If Disney releases a discount on your trip before you go, then you will apply the Disney Dream to your trip. If you use other services or Disney you need to do a leg up and find these discounts. Imagine me happy sister I was happy and I was that day before the last payment was due, Disney released the profit and both $300 he will be saved. Which makes you even happier to be on vacation.
My tickets from Disney which included my transportation and hotel vouchers were delivered right to my door. Let me know when the dreams were sent so I could search. I didn’t have to follow up or call to find out where my cards were. Dreams also included an itinerary that I was able to print with all the restaurant reservation numbers and times. This was a great way for us to know where we needed to be and when.
After we got home, Marla texted me to ask if we were going to have a great vacation. Even though her work was done while we were on vacation, she still followed me. I am very impressed.
Infinite Dreams and Marla showed professionalism in responding to all of our changes. Payments are credited to the correct account in a timely manner. All of our dining needs were met. Although I’ve never spoken to a live person, I couldn’t have asked for a better role. I would book my next Disney vacation through them without hesitation.
