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[quote=Anonymous][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] Not PP but Disney is different than other parks because of its extensive theming, quality entertainment, overall cleanliness of the parks, and friendliness of the cast members. There's something for everyone on vacations there if you stay at their resorts. Most of my favorite things at Walt Disney World are the walking paths and the bustle in the evenings. It's just me personally. It feels like home to us the same way a beach house feels like a summer home to others. [/quote] I'm the PP before you and second everything you just said! Absolutely all those things. When the kids were younger, the magic of seeing their faces when they met their fave characters - it just melted our hearts. Now I love seeing my Tweens conquer their fears on bigger rides like Tower of Terror. In addition, we don't live near our extended family, so when we go to Disney, it's with the kids' grandparents, aunt/uncle and cousin who drive down to join us. We love to layer memory upon memory with our extended family. For us, it's a fantastic way to spend time with our relatives, where everyone is smiling and having a good time in Florida sunshine. Food & Wine is a delight to us in particular. We love going from booth to booth enjoying small bites of international flavors - and with the drinks of course![/quote]
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