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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids just don't really that much about it and it isn't worth the $$ spent.  I think it depends on how much your kids like rides and characters.

We have been to various parks at various ages -- we've never done more than 2 parks in one visit.  [b]The things they liked best were kid-play areas (like big rope climbing areas or slides -- [/b]things that have nothing to do with Disney, but are very kid-friendly).

There is nothing so vital to see that it's worth pushing the kids beyond their limits.  It's valuable to be able to leave the park and go back for rest/recharging at a hotel, and still come back later (if the adults are so inclined).  It was cold in early March.  LOVE the bread at the Kona Cafe (Hawaiian hotel).

Having been to MK, AK, MGM, Epcot, etc. multiple times,  I finally have to admit, I just don't get the attraction.

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Your kids sound very, very young if those were their favorite parts.[/quote]

We love Disney, and also Universal, but even on our most recent trip, when my DS was 11, the playgrounds were a huge hit.  I don't know that I'd say "favorite" because they were one of many thing he loved, but I would definitely say that the hours spent running around the "Boneyard" in AK would make his top 10 list.

My kid likes the rides and the shows, but they're exhausting.  His ideal vacation at Disney or Universal alternates rides with other things.  Ride a few rides, head to Tom Sawyer's Island to run around, ride a few more, eat a late breakfast with Pooh and friends at Crystal Palace, ride a few more rides, head back to the pool at the hotel  . . . [/quote]

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