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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not a Disney hater, but I also wouldn't go to the parks on spring break. Prices will be high and everything will be crowded. But stay onsite, take a break in the afternoon and go back to the parks in the evening. Use their transportation. [/quote]

I'm a huge Disney lover, but I agree.  You are better off especially if your kids are elementary school age or younger to just pull them out of school for a few days and go for a long weekend in September or October.  It will save you money and the crowds will be much more manageable.  [/quote]

Why are you a huge Disney lover? What is so great and fun about the experience? I’m genuinely asking. I have a 5yo and 3yo and it seems to be a thing everyone wants to check off their list. I went as a child but can’t remember it that well. Is it mostly for the rides and seeing Disney characters?[/quote]

I was a bit of a Disney hater until I visited the parks as an adult with my kid a few years ago, and then again a couple years later. I went twice as a kid and remember enjoying it, but going as an adult let me reconnect with my inner kid again, and just enjoy having fun.

I love all the Disney parks. They really do what they do very very well. They take you to another place as soon as you step on the property. It's not just about amusement but also about the entire experience. Seeing the characters is icing on the cake. My heart still skips a beat every time I see my favorite characters Belle, Cinderella and Snow White.[/quote]

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