Allison at age 10 riding a carousel horse at Disneyland, wearing Mickey ears — the moment she fell in love with Disney magic.
That’s me — age 10 — the trip that made me fall in love with Disney forever.

My love for Disney started with one small but unforgettable moment...

When I was 10 years old, I walked through the gates of Disneyland for the very first time, and a Cast Member looked right at me and said,

Welcome to Disneyland, Allison Willis.”

I was stunned.

This was back in the 80s, long before names were printed on tickets. My family was wearing matching sweatshirts that said “The Willis Family,” and I had a tiny heart-shaped pin with my first name on it… but none of that mattered to 10-year-old me.

I truly believed Disney was so magical that somehow, they just knew who I was.

And honestly? That feeling never left me.

That moment sparked not only my lifelong love of Disney, but also a fascination with the storytelling, history, and hidden details that make Disney experiences feel so meaningful and immersive.

Today, that’s the kind of magic I love creating for the families I work with — the kind that stays with you long after the trip is over.

But as I got older, my love for Disney grew into something even deeper: a fascination with the stories, creativity, and history behind the magic itself.

A deeper kind of Disney magic…

Years later, one of the most meaningful moments of my Disney journey happened during a D23 event, when I had the opportunity to tour the original Animation Building in Burbank, visit the Disney Archives, and even hold one of Walt Disney’s Oscars in my hands.

Standing on the same studio campus where Disney artists, animators, and Imagineers once dreamed up stories that would impact generations gave me an even deeper appreciation for the heart behind Disney magic.

It reminded me that Disney has never really been just about attractions or entertainment. At its core, it has always been about storytelling, imagination, connection, and creating moments people carry with them for a lifetime.

That perspective shapes the way I plan trips for my clients today. I love helping families discover not only the big magical moments, but also the hidden details, stories, and meaningful experiences that make Disney feel truly unforgettable.

Allison Jensen holding one of Walt Disney's 22 oscars

A moment I’ll never forget — inside the Walt Disney Archives, Burbank, CA.

Allison smiling with the Mad Hatter at a Disney character meal — he’s leaning in with a silly face and crossed eyes, showing the playful Disney magic she brings to her clients’ vacations.
I take my planning seriously… but not too seriously.

Let’s Make Some Disney Magic — Minus the Stress

Disney vacations are filled with magical moments… but planning them can sometimes feel overwhelming. Between Lightning Lane strategies, dining reservations, hotel choices, and ever-changing details, it’s easy for families to feel stressed before the trip even begins.

That’s where I come in.

My goal isn’t just to help you “do Disney.” It’s to help your family experience it in a way that feels exciting, meaningful, and surprisingly stress-free.

When you work with me, I’ll guide you through every step of the planning process with my family-first planning method.  You’ll get personalized support and a custom approach designed around your family’s unique travel style.

That includes:

  • A personalized itinerary built around your family’s pace, priorities, and must-do experiences
  • Dining and experience reservations (so you don’t have to wake up at 4am refreshing your phone)
  • Insider tips and strategies to help you avoid unnecessary stress, navigate the parks confidently, and enjoy more magical moments together
  • Thoughtful touches, hidden details, and experience-focused planning that help your trip feel immersive and memorable from beginning to end

Whether it’s your very first Disney vacation or your fifteenth, I want you to feel free to slow down, soak in the magic, and focus on what matters most: making memories together.

Because the best Disney vacations aren’t just about rides and reservations.

They’re about the moments your family will still be talking about years later. 

And family stories matter, because shared memories strengthen family bonds.

Specialized Expertise for Magical Adventures

While many travel advisors complete destination certifications, I’ve always been especially drawn to understanding the “why” behind the Disney guest experience.

Alongside ongoing Disney and Universal destination training, I’ve also completed Disney Institute’s Approach to Quality Service program — a course centered on the storytelling, intentionality, and guest-focused philosophy that continue to shape the way I serve my clients today.

Think we might be a good fit? Let’s create the kind of Disney magic your family will remember forever.

Took the Stress Away from Planning.

We went on an Orlando Vacation in 2022. We were overwhelmed in trying to coordinate everything ourselves. We decided to use Allison with Practically Perfect Travel. She took the stress away from planning. We answered a few questionnaires, and she took it from there. She took the reins and was very receptive to what we wanted, and then added her own tips and tricks. Allison was very organized, and her information was complete.

We have nothing but wonderful things to say about using her especially if you have never been. Using her service is super convenient. She was able to adapt to changing circumstances, so we were prepared for our trip. When she delivers our trip packet, she goes over everything and allows us to ask questions. The Daily itineraries were great with knowing what to try for and even had backup plans if something didn’t work. She was very responsive during our trip when we needed questions answered. We had a great time and did a lot and are ready for the next time we go. We would tell anyone who has never been to absolutely use Allison.

Photo of Richard B. and his family — mom, dad, and daughter standing together with Mickey Mouse in the background, arms outstretched during a socially distanced Disney visit.
Richard B.
Walt Disney World Planning Service
March 2022