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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I didn’t go with my DS, he was into Legoland so we did that in California and Florida, and also did Universal Studios.
I went as a kid, and have little memory of it, except that we had a lot of ride tickets left over and my mom was upset at my dad because it was wasted $.
 
I also visited in my mid 20s, a group of us just decided to go, with little planning. I don’t remember much of that visit either - it wasn’t bad, it wasn’t amazing. I didn’t leave disapppointed.

I don’t really understand the mystique of Disney.  I travel internationally for work, and my DS often accompanied me. It’s hard to see how Disney World could ever top these experiences. 
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Now it has to top those experiences instead of merely not being disappointing? It's another type of trip. There are different types.[/quote]

Or at least be equivalent? I guess it isn’t for me, and my DS didn’t care either. 
It doesn’t seem worth the hassle at all.

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Does your son prefer stroopwaffels in a park instead by chance?[/quote]

He’d eat them, in a park or anywhere else. But what’s the reference?
[/quote] A poster on another Disney thread said that her child much preferred eating cookies in a park in Europe over going to Disney. As I recall, much of the appeal wasn't the cookies (or the park or Europe) but getting to play with a local cousin. No such cousin at Disney.[/quote]

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