From the UK to the Magic: Booking Disney & Flying with a Toddler
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This week on Brits in the Magic, we're talking about one of the biggest parts of any Disney holiday before you've even packed your suitcase – booking your trip from the UK!
We're sharing our experiences of booking Disney holidays through different providers, including Virgin Atlantic Holidays, TUI and Aer Lingus, discussing the pros and cons of each and what has worked best for our family over the years. Whether you're booking your very first Disney adventure or you're looking at trying a different travel provider, we'll explain the things we always consider before hitting that "Book Now" button.
We also dive into what it's really like flying to Florida with a toddler. From what we pack in our hand luggage and our favourite in-flight activities to surviving a long-haul flight with Little B, we're sharing the tips, tricks and lessons we've learnt from travelling as a family. We'll even tell you why you should never tell your child they are the pilot!
As always, we finish with another fun quick-fire round, covering everything from our favourite airline snacks and Disney films to watch on the plane to our essential hand luggage items.
Whether you're planning your first Walt Disney World holiday or you're a seasoned Disney traveller looking for a few new family travel tips, we hope this episode helps make your journey to the magic that little bit easier.
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Intro/outro narration and audio elements for this podcast may include AI-generated content created using licensed production tools.