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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We did all of those ages and found "A" to be the sweetest. We took our 2 year olds and they talked about Disney for an entire year. Every day they remembered it and talked about it. Every time a Disney movie came on with the Disney fireworks in the opening, they talked about the fireworks at Disney. 2 year olds are just adorable. And yeah, my kids went on other great trips and international vacations yearly, but Disney really held their little hearts. I would NOT go on a Disney cruise until your youngest can go to the kid's program. Napping on a cruise is the worst. Whereas my kids just stroller napped at Disney. We got to Disney at rope drop and left when it closed. They just did whatever we wanted. [/quote] I'm very surprised to see so many C and Ds. I think those are people who really don't like Disney. I don't loooove it either, but it's so magical for the young kids. My vote would be for A and then another trip 3-4 years later when the younger one is 5. That's the best age to go - still into the magic of it all but old enough to remember it. We went when kids were 5/1, 9/5, and then just did a Universal trip more recently. I would have regretted waiting until my oldest was older than 5 or 6. [/quote] I am a Disney lover and I said later. We took our 3 year old (for a family reunion, otherwise we wouldn’t have) and it wasn’t terrible, but he just didn’t really get it and it was definitely overstimulating. He hadn’t seen very many Disney movies and he was kind of freaked out by the characters and rides. It’s very kid dependent though—if you have a Disney obsessed 3 year old I could see it going better. But the nap situation isn’t easy at that age, because even if you have a kid who can sometimes skip a nap, they almost certainly can’t when they’ve been at Disney. [/quote]
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