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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For me there’s something not very attractive in being told to enjoy it you either have to plan everything out carefully or spend a ton of money (or both)[/quote]

How is that different from a European vacation? You have to plan everything out in advance. You can't just waltz into the Sistine Chapel on a whim.[/quote]

On a European vacation there is at most one thing a day (and it’s usually not even every day) for which we have a set time to be somewhere.  I have a list of things we might want to do but those are just options that we can pick from depending on mood and energy.

I am definitely not a “slow traveller” person but still I can have a perfectly good time doing nothing on my list (or not having a list) if that’s what we feel like. But with Disney a lack of planning just means a lot of times on line and fewer rides. [/quote]

At most one thing a day? Yeah right. I've seen European itineraries and have made my own. That's a lie. I think you're just low energy and don't get much done but that's ok. That's why Viking River Cruises exist.[/quote]

And I think you’ve gone round the defensiveness bend[/quote]

Nah just pointing out how hypocritical the European travels snobs are. They seem to think if you've been to Disney you haven't been to Europe and won't know any better.[/quote]

My original comment didn’t mention Europe at all— it was just about vacation styles— so it really is about your defensiveness. [/quote]

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