Hi, I'm Jamey Reed.
Disney travel advisor. Husband. Dad. And someone who didn't walk through the gates of a Disney park for the first time until I was 44.
I'm a queer person who spent a long time not taking up space in the world. A parent who wanted more for his kids but kept telling himself the timing wasn't right. Someone who looked at Disney for years and thought, genuinely, that it wasn't for people like me.
Too expensive. Too overwhelming. Too much to figure out with kids in tow.
So we waited. And waited. And kept waiting for the right time that never seemed to come.
Then my husband and I packed up the kids and finally did the thing we'd been putting off for years.
And when I walked through those gates for the first time, something in me healed that I didn't even know was broken. It wasn't just the rides or the food or the magic in the air. It was watching my kids experience something I never thought we'd have. It was standing somewhere that felt completely separate from everything heavy in the world. It was realizing, for the first time in a long time, that joy like this was allowed to be mine.
For all of us.
I came home and I couldn't stop thinking: why did I wait so long?
That question is the reason Into The Stars Travel exists.
This is personal for me.
I became a FORA-certified travel advisor because I wanted to do more than just book trips. I wanted to be the person I wish I'd had. Someone who gets the overwhelm. Someone who understands what it means to need this trip to go right. Someone who knows firsthand that the magic is real, and that it belongs to you too.
Especially if you've ever been told otherwise.
I know what it feels like to move through the world thinking certain things aren't for people like you. Certain places. Certain experiences. Certain permission slips you were never handed.
I spent a long time hiding parts of who I am. And part of why this work matters so much to me is that I get to show up, fully, as myself, and help other people do the same.
Who I do this for.
For the parents who are tired and stretched thin and secretly just need something to go right for once.
For the queer families who want to go somewhere they'll be celebrated, not just tolerated.
For the neurodivergent kids and parents who need someone who actually gets it, not just someone who's read about it.
For the first-timers who don't know where to start and are terrified of doing it wrong.
For anyone who has been carrying too much for too long and just needs one trip where everything feels easy.
I see you. And I've got you.
I know this stuff cold.
I am FORA-certified, which means I've gone through serious training to know Disney inside and out. Lightning Lane strategy. Crowd calendars. The dining reservations worth fighting for and the ones that aren't. The things that take years to learn, handed to you before you even pack.
But more than the credentials, I care. I really, genuinely care whether your trip feels like everything you hoped it would be.
I cried on the phone with my very first client during our consultation because we both understood what a Disney trip can mean to a person. That kind of connection is why I do this work.
This isn't just a booking service. It's someone in your corner who has been where you are, who knows the way, and who wants nothing more than to get you there.
Magic shouldn’t feel out of reach.
I’m here to make sure it doesn’t.