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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedA dream is a wish: the new Disney's Dream Maker package lets clients build their fantasy vacation. (Destination: Florida).
Travel Agent, October, 2002 by Medina, Kerry
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There's a lot more to the Walt Disney World experience than just the four theme parks. Clients who really want to taste the magic of Disney should consider staying at one of the 20 themed resorts owned and operated by Disney and dining at some of the resort restaurants. That's where the "Disney's Dream Maker" package comes into the picture.
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The standard "Dream Maker" package consists of a hotel room and multiday park admission. Clients can then enhance their vacation with additional features or "Magical Wishes," such as meals, recreation and ...
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