Disney Cruise Line cruises

    Be part of the fun and relaxation and all the activities on a cruise with Disney Cruise Line, discover the entertainment available to all members of the family on a Disney cruise. Enjoy enchanting entertainment, spacious cabins, a variety of dining options, clubs for children and teens of all ages, Nightclubs and lounges, swimming pools and water attractions and of course Castaway Cay Disney's ...

    Disneyland Paris

    Just 35 minutes from Paris on the RER A, Disneyland® Paris brings together two Disney Parks, seven Disney Hotels and Disney Village. Our Disney specialists plan your trip from Canada, as a full vacation or added to a few days in the city...

    Magic Makers

      Voyages Synergia Magik Makers are made up of more than 150 travel advisors spread across Quebec and working with one of the 8 Voyages Synergia branches. Our agency is proud of the recognition that Disney brought him by asking him to display the title of Authorized Disney Vacation Planner...

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        Five Disney destinations, and they are not planned the same way

        We cover Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disneyland Resort in California, Disneyland Paris, Aulani in Hawaii and the Disney Cruise Line sailings. Each has its own seasons, hotels, tickets and booking rules, and what holds for Florida does not hold for Paris.

        Why go through an advisor rather than the website

        A Disney trip is decided in the details you cannot see on a screen. Your hotel choice changes your travel times and your early access. Tickets come in options that look alike and do not grant the same rights. Booking windows for restaurants and attractions open at precise moments, and missing them costs hours in line.

        Créateurs de Magie

        This is our own program, built for Quebec families preparing a Disney stay. Our specialist advisors build the itinerary day by day, watch for promotions as they are released, and stay reachable during the trip.

        Our Disney guides, written for people leaving from here

        Before picking dates, read when to go to Disney in Florida, because Quebec's spring break lands at the wrong point in the American calendar. Then come the three decisions that shape the whole trip: which park to choose, where to stay and how to skip the lines. The new arrivals at Walt Disney World move fast, so check them late rather than early.

        If the sea appeals, our comparison of cruise versus parks settles the question, and our pages on Disney cruises, the ships in the fleet, the private islands and life on board cover the product end to end.

        For the particular cases: travelling as a large party, visiting with a disability, running a runDisney race, understanding the Disney Vacation Club and sorting out passports and insurance. Finally, our Orlando page covers everything that exists around the parks, and booking a Disney trip explains the order in which things get reserved.

        Where to start

        Call 1 866 628-6241. Together we work out which destination suits your children’s ages and the time of year you can travel, and we build from there.

        Frequently Asked Questions

        Count one day per park, plus one spare day. Seven nights lets you see all four parks without rushing and keeps a pool morning in reserve, which often saves the trip with young children. Five nights works well if you accept leaving one park out. Four nights is tight, and somebody is going to cry.
        Magic Kingdom for children under ten, without hesitation. Epcot for a couple travelling alone. Animal Kingdom for anyone who loves animals and immersive settings. Hollywood Studios for Star Wars fans. Our guide on choosing a Walt Disney World park breaks each one down by age and taste.
        Late January, the first half of February, May before American schools let out, and late September. You gain shorter lines and liveable heat. Florida's summer combines crowds, humidity and late-afternoon storms. Quebec's spring break falls in one of the busiest windows, which calls for a different plan. Our file on when to go to Disney in Florida lays out the full calendar.
        On property you gain the transport, early park access and an atmosphere that is part of the trip. Off property you gain space, a kitchen and usually a quieter pool. The right answer depends on the children's ages and the number of park days. Our article on where to stay at Walt Disney World compares the two honestly, and our Orlando page covers the surrounding area.
        Three levers that genuinely work: be at the gates for opening, use the single-rider lines where they exist, and book the most in-demand attractions the moment the system opens, early in the morning. Eating at off hours also frees up the best parts of the day. Our guide to skipping the lines at Walt Disney World explains the mechanics in detail.
        The cruise suits families who want rest and a single unpacking, with characters on board and well-regarded kids' clubs. The parks suit those who want volume, rides and several worlds in one trip. Plenty of people combine the two, three nights at sea and four nights in the parks. See our Disney cruises and our comparison of cruise versus parks.
        As a standalone destination, that is debatable. Grafted onto a week in France it becomes an excellent idea: two park days, the train into central Paris, and the rest of the trip elsewhere. The new world under construction also changes the calculation for the years ahead. Our article on Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris brings it up to date.
        Yes, from birth, and a passport for a child under sixteen is valid five years. Plan for the electronic travel authorisation if you transit through a third country, and a consent letter if only one parent is travelling with the child. Border officers ask for it more often than people expect. Our file on passports and insurance for Disney has the checklist.
        Walt Disney World is probably the best-equipped destination in the world on this front, with adapted access programs, equipment rentals and modified queues. Preparation matters enormously, and some steps have to be taken before you leave. Our article on visiting Disney with a disability explains what to request and when.
        Family suites and villas on property solve the problem without splitting the group, and some rental homes nearby take an extended family with a full kitchen. The deciding detail is one people forget: the number of bathrooms. Our guide to Walt Disney World with a large party runs through the options.
        For a family planning to return every two or three years for fifteen years, the arithmetic can work. For a one-time trip, the answer is plainly no. It is a long-term commitment with precise booking rules, and they are worth understanding before you sign. Our article on how the Disney Vacation Club works takes the mechanism apart.
        Yes, several weekends a year, from a five-kilometre run to a full marathon, with character photo stops along the course. Registration fills very fast and the bib gets booked before the hotel. Our file on runDisney gives the dates and how registration works.
        Call 1 866 628-6241. You will reach one of our Disney-trained Magic Makers, and they will have time for you. We pick the right dates, the right hotel and the right number of park days, place the dining and attraction reservations at the right moment, and stay a phone call away while you are there. That is the difference between booking alone in front of a screen and leaving with someone behind you.