Robin Kellogg - Off to Neverland Travel

10/14/2026

Boo 👻

10/08/2026

Lots of big announcements lately from Disney Cruise Line, here's some snapshots of info about the next ship to set sail, contact me for more information about the Disney Believe or any of the other ships in their fleet, I can help you find the right ship for your family and walk you through each step of planning for a magical sailing!

10/07/2026

Ready to plan for 2027? Spring Break, Summer or even Christmas 2027, let me know and we can get started planning.

2027 might sound far away… until the best rooms are already gone 👀

Vacation packages are now open for all of 2027 at Walt Disney World® Resort!

If you’ve been thinking “we should do a Disney vacation someday”… this is your time.

Contact your Magic Maker® to see what 2027 could look like for your family.

10/06/2026

Happy 100th birthday Winnie the Pooh. A treasure Stephen and I found at a flea market when we were dating, the first publication of the first Winnie the Pooh book 😁😍

09/22/2026

This year has flown by, do you already have your winter or spring travel plans made? How about next summer? Before fall turns into winter contact me and we can get your next trip booked and start planning.

08/26/2026

One of my favorite vacation experiences is a Disney Cruise. I am so excited about the Fall 2027 and Spring 2028 Itineraries that have just been released, and they include some new itineraries as well as another new ship. Sailings will depart from Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, New York, San Diego, San Juan, and Galveston, with routes covering the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Baja and the Mexican Riviera, Bermuda, Canada, the Pacific Coast, and the Panama Canal. If you have sailed DCL before, you know :) If you have not sailed DCL before, you should ;) Contact me for information and pricing and we can be ready to get you booked when your booking window opens. Best pricing and stateroom selection is available when itineraries are first available for booking.

08/13/2026

And keep in mind that being on the 'port' side does not always mean you will have a view of the 'port'. Sometimes ships back in to dock and sometimes they pull straight in so your view can vary regardless of Port or Starboard but if you have a preference, I can always help you find the best room on your preferred side of the ship ;)

Left Handers Day is today, and it doubles as a good excuse for a quick cruising lesson. The left side of the ship is called port, and the right side is starboard. Easy trick to remember it: "port" and "left" both have four letters. Starboard has two r's, a little cue that it's on the right. Small terms like these make the ship feel a lot less confusing once onboard, especially for first-time cruisers still learning the lingo.

08/11/2026

Looking for a last minute getaway before the end of the year? Looking for savings? Contact me for more information. Let's get you booked and ready to sale.