Family Cruise Planning Germantown, TN
Planned by Hannah Reed, travel advisor, ten years in practice
Character dining, kids’ club sign-ups, and the specialty extras open on fixed windows well before you sail, and once they’re gone, they’re gone.
Hannah Reed books them the moment the window opens. She also asks the questions that shape the rest of the trip: how old your kids are, whether your cabins need to connect, and whether a first cruise should be three nights or seven. For Germantown and Bartlett families, that means a ship, a cabin, and a set of reservations chosen around the kids you’re actually traveling with. You pay Hannah nothing: the cruise line does, once you sail.
Booking Windows Open Before Most Families Know To Look
Disney Cruise Line opens some onboard extras at midnight Disney time, on a tier tied to how many Disney cruises you’ve sailed before. Repeat cruisers book first, so your first sailing is the one where the best times are gone before your window opens. Others open 30 days out and sell out in minutes. Hannah has your choices settled in advance and books the second either window opens, so a first-time family isn’t stuck with the 9 pm seating.
The Right Ship For A Toddler Isn’t The Right Ship For A Teenager
Even on the same cruise line, ships differ in kids’ club age bands, pool depth, and how much there is to do once a teenager decides the kids’ club is beneath them. Cabins differ too: which ones connect, and which sleep five without someone drawing the pull-down bunk. Hannah works through both with you before she books, rather than pointing you at whichever sailing has the lowest fare.
Frequently Asked Questions
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9330 Poplar Pike, Suite 102
Germantown, TN 38138
Tell Hannah your kids’ ages and your dates. She’ll line up the ship, the cabin and the booking windows so nothing sells out before you’re ready.
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.
