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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m sorry. Disney is terrible. I truly do not understand the hype. It’s a middle class fantasy world that people feel they must buy into. There is no way to do it “low key” as everyone else will have some version of fast pass or exact ride time reservations for each rides and meals. If you just show up and buy a ticket at the door or try to walk into any dining you will be waiting behind alllllll the others. Plus the million wheelchairs, strollers, and rascals that are everywhere. Then you’ll pay $100 for the equivalent of prison food for lunch. [/quote] I enjoy Disney and have a household income of over 800k a year. There are really cool specialized experiences like Animal Kingdom Wild Africa Trek and Epcot DiveQuest. Victoria and Albert’s is excellent and has a Michelin star. I also enjoy plenty of the “regular people” parts of Disney too. [/quote]
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