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Set Sail on the First Ever Kingdom Konsultant and WDWMagic Family Cruise

Exactly one year from today, Kingdom Konsultant Agents and members of the WDWMagic Fan Forum will set sail on the Disney Dream for the first ever WDWMagic/Kingdom Konsultant Family Cruise!!! (Did the three exclamation points express our excitement?)  

Set sail with us June 22, 2015 aboard the Disney Dream for a fabulous 4-Night Bahamian cruise that includes not 1, but 2 stops at Castaway Cay in addition to a stop in Nassau, Bahamas.

Some of the added benefits for taking part in this special trip include:
  • Onboard credits (non-refundable and non-transferable) as a thank you for booking with Kingdom Konsultant Travel
  • A Special Onboard Private Reception
  • Possible Special Guest Appearance
  • Gift bags
  • Exciting giveaways 
  • Making lifelong friends with members of the Kingdom Konsultant Family and WDWMagic Forum

If this sounds like a fabulous time for you and your family, contact us today for pricing and more information.  You can make the trip even more affordable by booking now and making payments along the way.

Check out more details and join the conversation on WDWMagic- click here!

To get started with a free quote, click here, and then click on "Quote Form" at the end of the info box on the right. We're so excited to have you join the fun!! 

If you're wondering which stateroom is best for you, check out this great video that gives a great look at each category.  If you've never sailed with Disney Cruise Line before, you'll be amazed at how well designed their cabins are!

 

So, who's ready to go cruising? 



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