Disney rewards whoever is awake first.
Seven days out, that's Hannah Reed: dining reservations at 5 a.m., back on the app for Lightning Lane at 6, the same alarm she sets for her own family's trips. From there, she builds Disney World, Disneyland, or Universal around your kids' ages and how far your family can realistically walk in a day. For Germantown and Mid-South families, what arrives is a 45-page itinerary: ride order, where the good snacks are, and where to stand for the fireworks.
Disney Doesn't Stay The Same Two Years Running
Ticket structures, ride reservation systems, and hotel booking windows have all changed more than once in recent years, and a plan built on the old rules costs your kids the rides they were counting on. Hannah books these trips year-round (including her own family's), so you're working from the current system, not the one from your last visit.
Matching The Trip To Your Kids' Actual Ages
A trip built for a family with toddlers looks nothing like one built for teenagers, from park pacing to hotel choice to which rides are even worth the wait. Hannah plans around your kids' specific ages rather than a generic “Disney trip,” so you're not walking eight miles a day with an overtired four-year-old.
Disney World, Disneyland Or Universal
Disney World is four parks and a week. Disneyland is two parks and a long weekend, though from Memphis that means a connection where Orlando is a nonstop on Frontier or Southwest. Hannah plans across all of them, Universal included, and will say when one park done properly beats three done at a run.
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Tell Hannah your dates and your kids' ages. She sets the alarm for your dining and Lightning Lane windows and builds the park days around what she gets.
No planning fee, ever. The resorts pay Hannah, not you.
Hannah Reed
Ten years in practice. Diamond status with Apple Leisure Group, and she reads the contract line by line before you sign it.