Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: August 2, 2026

The Short Version

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, Double Your WDW earns a small commission. It costs you nothing extra. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Earning a commission never changes what I recommend. If I tell you to buy something, it is because I used it at Disney World and it worked.

What an Affiliate Link Actually Is

An affiliate link is a normal link with a tracking code on the end. When you click it and buy something from that company, they pay me a percentage of the sale. You pay the same price you would have paid anyway. The company pays the commission out of their side, not yours.

I use these because this site is free and takes real work to keep current. Affiliate commissions and advertising are how it stays free.

Which Programs I Use

As of August 2026, the affiliate and advertising programs on this site are:

  • Amazon Associates. Most product links on this site go to Amazon. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
  • Commission Junction (CJ Affiliate). Used for ticket sellers and some retailers.
  • ShareASale. Used for a small number of retailers.
  • Impact. Used for a small number of retailers.
  • DVC Request. Used on the page about renting Disney Vacation Club points.
  • Google AdSense. Display advertising. Google and its partners serve those ads; I do not choose the individual ads and I am not endorsing them.

Individual programs come and go. This list is kept current as they change.

Where You Will See a Disclosure

Any page or post on this site that contains an affiliate link carries a disclosure near the top, before the recommendations, so you know before you click. If you find one that does not, please tell me and I will fix it.

What I Do Not Do

I do not take payment to say something is good. Nobody buys a recommendation here. If a company ever gives me a product for free or pays me to cover something, that post will say so plainly, in the post, not just here.

Booking a Trip Through My Travel Agent

I recommend one travel agent, Siera Duiser with Destinations in Florida Travel, and I am compensated when you book a Disney vacation through her. You should know that before you request a quote.

It costs you nothing. Disney sets the price and does not discount for booking direct, so a package booked through an agent costs the same as the identical package booked yourself. The agent's commission is paid by Disney out of their side, and my share comes from that.

She is also the only agent I use for my own family's trips, which is why she is the only one I recommend. But you are reading a paid recommendation, and you should weigh it accordingly.

Advertising

This site displays third-party advertising. Those ads are selected and served by the ad networks, not by me. An ad appearing here is not a recommendation. For how advertising cookies work and how to opt out, see our Privacy Policy.

Editorial Independence

My recommendations come from my own trips. Where I have not tried something myself, I say so. A commission does not buy a place on a list, a ranking, or a kind word.

Also worth saying plainly: I am not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Walt Disney Company. See our Terms of Service for the full statement on that.

Questions

Email julie@doubleyourwdw.com.