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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lol, this post is timely for me right now.

I went with DH last October for the first time. I had never been as a kid, and considered a kind of unsophisticated thing that I wouldn't be interested in -- so I made it past 50 having never been. Finally curiosity got the best of me, and we booked a long weekend to stay at the Poly, and go to Magic Kingdom and Epcot. Figured it would be our only trip to Disney, life is short and there are so many places to go, right?

Well, we are headed back in May, lol. It hasn't even been a year. We are staying at Port Orleans French Quarter this time and going to Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios.

I think a big part of the attraction for us is that it is so easy to get to Florida. [/quote]

Same.   It's warm; it's safe; customer service is good; the resorts are very well kept; and the food is delicious if you're willing to pony up some $$$ for the nicer restaurants.  There are specialty tours and other activities for adults if you want to do something different than attractions all day long.  We enjoy it best when our grandkids are with us, but it's a nice vacation if you are looking for something domestic and fun.  For the Disney-haters who will label us idiots: we both have graduate degrees, IQs in the 140's, professional jobs and are well traveled (domestically & abroad).  It's okay to lighten up sometimes and enjoy oneself.  It doesn't have to mean you are trashy or dumber than dirt. [/quote]

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