Included with every booking
Your free vacation guide
Book your Disney World, Disneyland, Disney cruise, Royal Caribbean cruise, Universal or SeaWorld vacation with me and you’ll get my complete guide for your destination: 33 to 67 pages of tips, tickets, dining and day plans, updated for 2026–27.
No fees, no obligation. It costs the same as booking direct.
Pick your destination
Each guide is written for one destination. Here’s what’s in each one, plus a few real pages. Tap a page to see it full size.

The Disney World Guide
- Your planning timeline, from booking to arrival
- Lightning Lane: all three passes and when to buy
- Dining plans and the 60-day reservation window
- Resort perks, heights, rainy days and water parks
- All four parks: headliners, snacks and a perfect day
- Festivals, parties and what’s new for 2026–27
A peek inside:

The Disneyland Guide
- Park reservations, the app and your tickets
- Lightning Lane passes, and how to book them on the day
- The Disneyland hotels and what each one includes
- Show dining packages and character meals
- Both parks: headliners, snacks and a perfect day
- Downtown Disney, the seasons and what’s new
A peek inside:

The Disney Cruise Guide
- Booking windows, online check-in and Port Adventures
- The Navigator app, DisneyBand+ and what’s included
- Passports, packing and sail day, step by step
- Rotational dining, the kids’ clubs and adult spaces
- All nine ships compared, including the new Disney Believe
- Castaway Cay, Lookout Cay and the home ports
A peek inside:

The Royal Caribbean Guide
- Your planning timeline, the app and online check-in
- What’s included, gratuities and the drink packages
- Passports, packing and sail day, step by step
- Dining, the kids’ clubs, thrills, shows and staterooms
- All 31 ships, class by class, including the new Icon Class
- Perfect Day CocoCay, Labadee and the Royal Beach Clubs
A peek inside:

The Universal Orlando Guide
- Tickets explained, including Epic Universe
- Universal Express compared, and which hotels include it
- Early Park Admission and hotel perks by tier
- Height requirements for all four parks
- Every park: headliners, dining, snacks and a ride order
- Volcano Bay, CityWalk and what’s new
A peek inside:

The Universal Hollywood Guide
- Tickets, the app and where to stay nearby
- Express, Express Unlimited and the VIP Experience
- Heights, Child Switch and the scariest rides
- SUPER NINTENDO WORLD, Harry Potter and the Studio Tour
- The Upper and Lower Lots, dining and a plan for the day
- CityWalk, the seasons and what’s new
A peek inside:
How you get yours
There’s nothing to sign up for. It comes with the trip.
Two minutes on the planning form, or just call or text. Rough dates and a rough budget are fine.
Same price as booking direct. I watch for new offers after you book and apply them when I can.
I email you the guide for your destination. Read it on your phone or print it. Every line of the contents is tappable.
The guide covers the basics. Then I build your day-by-day itinerary and handle the bookings with you.
What you’ll find inside
The same things my happiest clients wanted to know before they left home.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The guide comes with any Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Universal (Orlando or Hollywood) or SeaWorld Orlando vacation you book through me, and booking with me costs the same as booking direct.
Can I buy the guide on its own?
No. It’s written for my clients and goes with the planning I do for them, so it isn’t sold separately.
When do I get it?
Right after your trip is booked, so you have the most time to use it.
How up to date is it?
Every guide was written or rebuilt in October 2026 and checked against the parks’ and cruise lines’ own websites. Prices and rules change, so I always confirm the details for your exact dates before you go.
Is it printed or digital?
It’s a PDF. Read it on your phone, tablet or computer, or print it at home. The contents page links to every section.
These guides are independent planning resources and are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by The Walt Disney Company, Royal Caribbean Group, Universal Destinations & Experiences, or United Parks & Resorts. All park, ship, ride and product names are trademarks of their respective owners. The guides are for the personal use of Jered Berge’s clients.





















