Family time is more important than ever. And now, you can spend time with your families on not one, but two unbelievable Disney getaways. It’s family time – times two!

Offer Details:
You can receive a FREE* Disney Cruise Line® 3-night Bahamian cruise with the purchase of select Adventures by Disney departures. Book now through Jan. 15, 2010, for travel with Adventures by Disney through Dec. 2, 2010, and Disney Cruise Line through Dec. 15, 2011.

Travel Window:
This offer is valid for select Adventures by Disney land packages at the non-discounted regular rate departing before Oct. 2, 2010.

Booking Window:
Oct. 26, 2009 – Jan. 15, 2010

And that is not all you get- I will add a $50 per person gift card to this offer.  That is a FREE cruise, and $50 per person extra credit to spend while on your vacation!!  Hurry, space is filling fast!

Tours:

  Denise Lorentzen, CTA

Family Travel Specialist

Authorized Disney Vacation Planner

Making your dreams come true!

Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM PST
Sat 10AM-4PM, Sun and evenings by request

Top ten choices for family vacations:

Orlando:
Theme park capital of the world, and home to dozens of great places to stay. Your kids can even play on sandy beaches in land-locked Orlando: a number of resorts have “beach pools”. Read about Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, other attractions; NickHotel with two waterparks and much themed fun; Orlando at Christmas; and more.

Orlando-Theme park capital of the world, and home to dozens of great places to stay. Your kids can even play on sandy beaches in land-locked Orlando: a number of resorts have “beach pools”. Read about Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, other attractions; NickHotel with two waterparks and much themed fun; Orlando at Christmas; and more.

Cancun and Mayan Riviera
Two hot vacation spots, in one: stay in Cancun, visit Riviera Maya attractions; or stay in the Riviera Maya and day-trip to Cancun. Cancun’s 25-kilometer Hotel Zone is a magnet for those who want shopping, dining, and urban pleasures with their beaches; many families stay at ancun’s all-inclusive resorts. (Tip: for a quieter location, try Club Med Cancun Yucatan, on its own peninsula at the edge of the hotel strip.) To the south, the very different 100-km Mayan Riviera has its own all-inclusives plus wonderful activities: visit Mayan ruins, snorkel on the world’s second-largest barrier reef, swim in “cenotes”; visit Xcaret eco-theme park.

Caribbean All-Inclusive Resorts
Caribbean all-inclusives are a popular choice for families, who love the beaches, watersports, and kids clubs; some resorts take kids programs above and beyond.  

Williamsburg VA
Combine educational fun at Colonial Williamsburg with just-plain-fun at the nearby Busch Gardens Europe theme park and (in summer) Water Country USA giant waterpark. History comes to life in Colonial Williamsburg: actors and volunteers portray people from 230-odd years ago, bringing to life the 1770’s just before the American Revolution. Yorktown and other historical areas can be easily visited on the same trip.

Arizona
First: iconic scenery, such as awesome Monument Valley, where you can also learn about the Navajo. Lake Powell is stunning too: go houseboating on this million-acre lake in a flooded canyon. Do an easy raft ride down the Colorado River in a red-rock canyon; or a whitewater raft adventure in the famous Grand Canyon, which you can also explore by a mule ride or helicopter flightseeing. Take the Grand Canyon Railway from Williams Arizona, where Route 66 still lives (and so does the Wild West.) Not to mention dude ranches and family resorts…

Myrtle Beach and Other South Carolina
South Carolina is the #2 state for tourism after Florida, with Myrtle Beach the biggest vacation spot with over 13M visitors a year. Myrtle Beach sits in a 60-mile stretch of beaches called the Grand Strand, and is is a budget-friendly, family-friendly place; many hotels have kids activities. The area has water parks, amusement park, dinner shows (such as Medieval Times), and other family entertainment; the Hard Rock Park will open in 2008. Hilton Head Island is another top vacation spot in S. Carolina.

Hershey PA
Three hours from NYC, 90 mins from Phillie, “Chocolate Town USA” offers Hersheypark (voted top amusement park by FamilyFun Magazine); Dutch Wonderland Family Amusement Park; the Hotel Hershey, a grand old hotel with kid’s club; Hershey Lodge; Hershey’s Chocolate World Visitors Center; and more.

Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Dells– with a population of just 4000– is the indoor water park capital of the world. Over twenty resorts offer an indoor water park to their guests; some sell passes to outsiders too. A number have outdoor facilities in summer also.

Southern California Vacation Spots
Anaheim, in the LA area, is home to Disneyland, a much smaller complex than Disney World, but a great family vacation spot with Magic Kingdom and California Adventure theme parks. Nearby is Universal Studios Hollywood theme park with move-based attractions. South of LA is Legoland California, with rides, live shows, and mini-lands made from millions of Lego blocks; location just 1/2 hr. from San Diego — another great vacation spot.

Oahu Hawaii
Oahu is a mere 597 sq. miles, but families will find plenty to do. Most of the action is in the south, around Waikiki; the north is very different, less developed, and well worth visiting. Check out: boat trips, wild dolphins, surf lessons (even for eight-year-olds), Atlantis submarine outing, Pearl Harbor, luaus… even “soaring” in a sporty little glider, with beautiful coast below.

Rick Howard, President of Kingdom Magic Vacations recently announced he would personally host two Adventures by Disney in 2009. Forty lucky people on each tour will have the opportunity to have one of the most knowledgeable and enthusiastic Disney fans in the world help your two Disney guides make your trip even more enjoyable.

The first Adventure by Disney hosted by Rick will be Backstage Magic, Hollywood and the Disneyland Resort which will depart in June 2009. Here you will stay at the best hotels, eat in the best restaurants and see things up close and personal that you normally would not get to see. The second Adventure to be hosted by Rick is an Adventure to Costa Rica in September. Both of these destinations are wonderful to visit and promise to leave you and your family with treasured memories.

When you choose an Adventure by Disney there are approximately ten families or a maximum of forty guests on each trip. There are two Adventure Guides for each group who know your destination intimately, and will show you hidden treasures you’d never find on your own. Their duties also include creating special fun experiences for your children. Take you to the must see locations and provide special experiences that enhance your Adventure. They also take care of the smallest details from your luggage to a great dining experience.

When you choose Backstage Magic you will have special access to Walt Disney Studios with lunch on the lot. You will have a private tour of the Jim Henson Studios where such famous characters as Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog were brought to life for millions of people. You will also get a peek into the onsite apartment of the creator of so much magic; Mr. Walt Disney.

Your Adventure to Costa Rica will include such activities as zip lining through the rainforest. You can play in the rainforest among the waterfalls or soak in a soothing pool. Continue building those memories as you raft through the rapids and whitewater of the Sarapiqui River.

If you are interested in booking into one of these trips, contact Denise Lorentzen with Kingdom Magic Vacations at 866-972-6244 X 729 or at denise@kingdommagic.com