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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Some folks actually enjoy the planning but it isn't for everyone. Definitely stay home if you can't put time into planning. Lots more places to spend your money. Lots of sour faces and kids getting yelled at in the parks. [/quote] Half the enjoyment of taking a vacation is planning it! That way I don't only enjoy the actual days there, but I daydream about my vacation while tweaking my plans. I don't understand the people who leave it all to chance. But then I'm a research scientist. This is what I do anyway :-) [/quote] +1 I do both. I plan for months and line up all of the set things (like where we're staying, flight times, ADRs you can't get last minute) and then have a loose plan for each day. [b] There are apps that will recalculate ride schedule on the fly to work around FPs for high wait rides[/b], but there's no need to obsess about sticking by a set schedule. And the best WDW vacation we had was 2yo, 5yo, and me. We didn't go on all the rides because of height limits for the 2yo, but we had a blast and it wasn't stressful at all. The last time we went was more stressful but that was mostly because it was 10 degrees warmer than average that week. I do want to say there's a lot of room between pre-planning everything and yelling at your melting down toddler, though. If you're of the mindset that you have to do everything, then you should probably pre-plan that. [/quote] this alone speaks volumes. go see the grand canyon. the trevi fountain. the air and space museum. absurd.[/quote] You know they are not mutually exclusive, right? My kids have seen all those places and a whole lot more. But sometimes they just want to go on a roller coaster. [/quote] Check our privilege. [/quote] J.F.C. :roll: [/quote]
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