Which cruise line is best for you?

Staying at a Disney Resort or choosing an off-site hotel can make a big difference in your vacation experience.

Thinking about booking an all-inclusive vacation? Find out when all-inclusive resorts offer good value, what's typically included, and why choosing the right property can make all the difference.

Planning a trip to Universal Orlando used to be fairly simple. You could spend two or three days visiting Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure and feel like you'd seen most of what the resort offered.

While the parks share some familiar attractions and experiences, the vacations themselves can be quite different. How much time you have, what you want to see and do, and how you prefer to spend your days can all play a role in deciding which destination is the better fit.

So, how do you choose? Here’s what you need to consider when making your decision.

The old advice about Disney World vs. Universal Orlando was fairly simple: Disney for families with younger children; Universal for families with teenagers. That comparison doesn't work nearly as well anymore.

Planning Your First Cruise? Discover What to Know Before You Book, From Choosing the Right Ship and Cabin to Avoiding Hidden Costs.

If you're dreaming about a Walt Disney World vacation, one of your first questions is probably a practical one: How much is this actually going to cost?