Which best describes the duty of a vacation planner?

• A. Selling souvenirs to guests
• B. Choosing ticket plans that work for each individual family's needs
• C. Maintaining park cleanliness
• D. Directing parade routes

Answer: (B)

Focusing on tailoring a guest’s experience through the right ticket options shows what a vacation planner does: assess a family’s size, ages, interests, schedule, and budget, and recommend the ticket plan that fits their specific plans. This involves understanding how many days they’ll visit, whether they want access to multiple parks in a single day, and which add-ons or promotions will provide the best value. The goal is to help guests maximize their time and enjoyment by choosing options that align with their needs, rather than pushing a one-size-fits-all solution.

Other duties mentioned are separate roles within the park: selling souvenirs is a retail task, maintaining park cleanliness is an operations/maintenance task, and directing parade routes is part of parade or show operations. None center on customizing a guest’s ticket strategy in the way vacation planning does.