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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Reading this thread made me glad that my kids are older! I did Disney with them one time. I made it an expensive trip I stayed on the resort and was there for four days.  I took advantage of the early morning magic hours, etc., etc. and thanks to that was able to get the kids on certain rides they always have too long of a line. They were a little older so we were able to run from ride to ride in that first hour. They were 9 and 10 years old.  I have no idea why going to Disney is right a passage for most families and you feel that you have to go at least once. I wish it was not the case, but I fell into that mental trap and I did it.
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That’s how I feel about “western national parks.” We’ve done a few now and checked the box and we can go back to luxury beach resorts and theme parks which are much more fun to us. [/quote]

Funny, I'm the poster you responded to, and I absolutely love our western national parks!  Although I don't just see the sites from the parking lots and viewpoints, I take walks on the trails and go into the park itself. I just love nature. So it just goes to show different strokes for different folks because I hate beach resorts. I'm not an ocean person. I'm a mountain person.[/quote]

+1 we are national park hiking people, not amusement park people. Did take the kids to Disneyland once when they were in preschool. mid-January on a slightly rainy day so it wasn't busy. Went to a different park a few years later at a busy time and left after a few hours. They HATE waiting in lines and just wanted to get back to the hotel pool.[/quote]

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