"Adventures by Disney" Vacations

[js3901]

I went to a presentation about these trips. it was really interesting. looks like something I'd like to try some day, once I get my passport renewed and my finances back on track (December wiped me out with a WDW trip and Christmas). one tip I did learn - book through AAA (if you can). In addition to a slightly lower rate on the package (I belive 15% discount), you get a leather-bound memories book which you can fill with pictures and stuff from the trip. the one they passed around at the presentation was really nice...

[AKLRULZ]

They're fantastic trips - I've not been on one yet, but I've booked some for clients and heard nothing but amazing feedback. My Disney rep is totally hot on them - they're great for all demographics. Look for some really cool new trips coming up next year, too!!

Book early for the best savings.

[broncoflyer8912]

I wouldnt mind doing the one in Ireland, since I love that country!!!

[rdeacon]

I would love to do one of these too.

If you want to book one, hurry they have already sold 1/2 of all the trips available for 2007.

Adventures by Disney has already sold out half of its trips for the 2007 season. Noting that the infrastructure is easily expandable, Rasulo reported that the concept would be well-positioned to expand to include international tourists visiting the U.S. and looking for guided tours.

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[CDAbleson]

I am thinking about the Jackson Hole trip, but we have a family place out there already....Would be nice to have the Disney "touch" as part of our next trip there though.

[rdeacon]

UPDATE

Adventures By Disney has announced its 2008 destinations, with eight new itineraries and 10 returning trips.

New trips include:

* Backstage Magic – California: Hollywood and the Disneyland Resort
* Coasting the Golden State – California: San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles
* Discovery Down Under – Australia: N. Queensland, Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock, Sydney
* Enchanted China – Beijing, Chengdu, Guilin, Shanghai, Hong Kong
* Flavors of France – Aix-en-Provence, Luberon Valley, Gordes, Rousillion, Paris
* Grande Espana Spain – Madrid, Seville, Barcelona
* Once Upon a Fairytale – Germany: Heidelberg, Trendelburg, Rothenburg, Munich
* Sacred Valleys and Incan Cities – Peru: Lima, Machu Picchu, Cusco

Returning itineraries are:

* Southwest Splendors – Sedona, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Moab, Arches
* Spirit of America – Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Williamsburg
* Quest for the West – Jackson Hole, Grand Teton & Yellowstone National Parks
* Path to Pura Vida – San Jose, Arenal, Manuel Antonio National Park
* The Emerald Isle – Dublin, Killarney, Shannon
* Cities of Knights & Lights – London, Paris
* Roma and La Costa Bella – Rome, Pompeii, Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, Capri
* Taste of Tuscany – Rome, Orvieto, Siena, San Gimignano, Florence
* Viva Italia – Rome, Florence, Venice
* Imperial Cities – Vienna, Salzburg, Prague

Reservations are now open for returning guests and Disney Visa cardholders, and open soon for everyone else.


Rich

[Croaker]

I am thinking about the Jackson Hole trip, but we have a family place out there already....Would be nice to have the Disney "touch" as part of our next trip there though.

you have a place out there and your not letting me use...er check up on it for you? Where at? Teton Village? (praying..laugh) i'm in Casper, curious as to where in Wyoming?

[jenjolt]

A friend of mine and I are considering doing one of these in 2011/2012 to finally head out to Hollywood and do the Backstage Magic one!! I would love to visit Disneyland and walk where Walt walked every morning...that would be the ultimate Disney trip for me!

[elizabethswann]

I never heard of this before but I would KILL to go to Ireland. I'm still jealous of my mom going a few years back.