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  • On Jan 24, 2013
    Karen Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    My daughter is 22 and wanted this trip for her college graduation. When I made the dinner reservations they asked if we were celebrating an event and I told them yes. They stated they would note it on the reservation. What does this mean? Thank you.

    Hi Karen!

    Wow, what an awesome way to celebrate a college graduation. If I were in your daughter's shoes, I'm not sure if I'd be more excited about being done with college or getting ready for a Walt Disney World vacation.  

    (Ah, who am I kidding - it's pretty hard to trump a Disney vacation in my book!)

    As for mentioning this celebration when making your reservations - great move! The awesome thing about the cast members at Walt Disney World is that they love finding ways to make a special occasion even more special.

    So what should your daughter expect? You never know what surprises may be in store for her!!

    No matter why kind of extra magic she'll experience, I think she can expect to have the time of her life and a vacation with her family that she will never forget. This will be a tremendous gift that your whole family will cherish. 

    I wish I could offer more specifics, but I assure you that you're in good hands! In my opinion, there's no better place to celebrate joyous occasions than Walt Disney World.

    I hope you have an amazing time!



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Meet the Panelist: Derek, Virginia

Whether you're traveling with infants or preschoolers, planning a family reunion, taking a romantic trip for two, or even traveling solo - I've been in your shoes.  I'd love to help you make the most out of your next Disney vacation! Learn More About Derek

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