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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As Dr. Becky would say: two things are true. Disney is a very magical place to take kids at the right age, AND you can visit a lot of other wonderful places and have a great childhood without ever going. [/quote] If a family doesn’t have the resources or limited time, of course Disney shouldn’t be the priority. There are people who have time and money. I think those parents could find a time to take their kid to Disney sometime between ages 2-11. Will the kid not have a great childhood because s/he didn’t go to Disney? Of course not. I have many friends who put themselves first. Whether it is work or couples only or adults only trips or trips where they want to go only. I judge them a little. I don’t care that much but it seems selfish to work a lot, have one or two nannies and then not do kid oriented vacations.[/quote] There are other kid oriented vacations, doesn’t need to be Disney. Parents who are more in tune with their kids can make any number of culturally destinations fun and interesting beyond a commercialized theme park. The problem is that a lot of parents don’t want to put in that kind of prep work, so they label Disney as THE childhood “must do.”[/quote] We went to Europe, Hawaii, national parks, NY and Disney this year. I get that some parents don’t want to put in the work but Disney actually requires a lot of planning. I want my kids to have a childhood full of joy and enrichment. I love to travel. I love Disney. I love my kids. I know not everyone has the time and money. We have the time and money so we don’t have to choose. It isn’t like we are trying to decide between going to Asia or Disney. We can do both.[/quote] Weird flex since it’s not always time and money. Some people just don’t like to saturate kids with rampant commercialism and call it a vacation.[/quote] We do beach, lake, city and mountain vacations. My kids enjoy them all. We ski, golf, sail, fish. We do it all including Disney. Dh complains and always tries to not go to Disney but he ends up having a good time. He prefers more relaxing vacations.[/quote]
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