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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The OP is dead on about planning Disney.

I haven't been in over 20 years, but if I am going to spend at least a grand (and this is assuming I go alone), I could comparison shop hotels on and off Disney property like crazy, make notes, price out the parks (whether it is a park hopper or something else), figure out the time of year it is the least crowded, and numerous other things, so I could enjoy my time there.

This goes for all vacations, not just Disney.

Also, [b]why do people take their kids to Disney at a age they will not remember it[/b]?  First time I went, I was 10 (my brother was 8), second time was late into my teenage years.  We were able to enjoy all the rides because we were tall enough, and whatever Disney characters we ran into at the time, we ran into.  I know, things have changed a lot, but I really think there are a lot of lazy people out there that want things handed to them and that is not the case.  Travel agents can help (if you can afford it) as well, as a PP said. [/quote]

So a great time is only worthy to be had if you can remember it?  I do a lot of things with my toddlers now because they enjoy it NOW.  I guess I'll just stop though, since they won't remember it anyway.   :roll: [/quote]

check your privilege. Disney is prohibitively expensive for most people. Most people in the US will only ever afford to go to Disney once with their kids, if that, and it can take a loooong time saving. So yes, for people who don't just have 5, 10 grand to spend on Disney multiple times in their kids' childhood, it makes sense to wait until they can remember it.[/quote]

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