Planning a Disney trip (whether to Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, or elsewhere) requires a bit of research to make sure your trip goes as planned.  We spend a great amount of time performing research so we don’t run into any surprises.  Plus, we consider planning the trip to be part of the fun of the trip itself, as this article in the New York times details.  You can spend a great amount of time enjoying the planning of a trip that might only last a few days.

We have several websites that we always use when planning our trip.

One of our go-to websites is MouseSavers for all sorts of Disney discounts.  It lists discounts for Walt Disney World, Disneyland, and Disney Cruise Line.  We would never plan one of our trips without a glance through the listings there.  Their Facebook page is very timely when the discounts are released, which could be the difference in getting one for the resort you want at Disney World and not getting one.  They often list exclusive discounts for hotels around Disney World as well.

MouseSavers lists multiple ways to save money on your trips, regardless of destination.  It is easy to get lost on this website looking over the wealth of information that is available.  It is truly worthwhile to explore this site well in advance of planning your trip.  Signing up for their monthly email newsletter is helpful as well.

AllEars is one of the largest websites related to Disney travel.  They have every detail you could imagine about traveling to Disney World, Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line.  AllEars details the resorts, the table service restaurants, the quick service locations, and the snack carts.  They also cover tickets, attractions, and tips for using FastPass+.  AllEars is definitely the go-to place if you need to do some research on anything Disney.

What are your favorite research related websites?  Share them in the comments!

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