Disney Dreams, Revolutionary Routes, & Balkan Bargains

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Travel Tuesday kicks off in delightfully unhinged fashion as Kevin McCullough and Linda Perillo take a spirited detour into royal chaos. From Sarah Ferguson lying low in Austria to relentless Meghan‑and‑Harry commentary, the hosts spar, laugh, and debate whether William and Kate might be the monarchy’s last hope for stability.

The show pivots into travel reality with Linda planning a multigenerational Disney World trip—toddlers, Toy Story hotels, and all. Disney nostalgia runs headfirst into sticker shock, as the duo unpacks rising ticket prices, revived meal plans, and exactly why Disney knows it can charge more… because people will still go.

History lovers get their moment as Kevin spotlights Valley Forge, shifting from modern crowds to revolutionary grit. The conversation frames the site as both humbling and inspiring, connecting America’s harsh beginnings to meaningful, reflective travel experiences worth making today.

European wanderlust steals the spotlight next, with Montenegro, North Macedonia, and other formerly overlooked countries emerging as affordable, breathtaking alternatives to tourist‑packed Italy and France. The hosts emphasize shoulder‑season travel, off‑mainland stays, and Mediterranean charm at a fraction of the price.

The episode lands with Perillo’s Pointers, highlighting JetBlue Vacations’ return to something revolutionary: real humans. Flexible payments, bundled travel savings, and actual people on the phone earn JetBlue serious praise. The show wraps with an enthusiastic pitch for their upcoming Italy trip—Negronis, Amalfi views, and no kids allowed.