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re: Walt Disney World Trip Review 01 November-06 November 2015
Posted on 11/22/15 at 7:41 pm to FootballNostradamus
Posted on 11/22/15 at 7:41 pm to FootballNostradamus
Disney can be enjoyed multiple ways. It has never been just for kids. My parents have gone solo and enjoyed it. And one of my favorite trips has been just me and my wife (then girlfriend). It was when we ran our first marathons.
And we have done other trips... Often. New York. Maine (twice). London (twice). Napa. Paris. Rome. Florence. Amalfi Coast. Phoenix. Smokey Mountains (more than I can count).
Next year, we're going back to Disney. But we also have three other trips scheduled: wedding in Kansas, anniversary in Oregon, marathon in Hawaii.
Point being, Disney is never our only destination; it doesn't prevent us from doing other things. We love it for the variety of experiences we can get in one place.
And we have done other trips... Often. New York. Maine (twice). London (twice). Napa. Paris. Rome. Florence. Amalfi Coast. Phoenix. Smokey Mountains (more than I can count).
Next year, we're going back to Disney. But we also have three other trips scheduled: wedding in Kansas, anniversary in Oregon, marathon in Hawaii.
Point being, Disney is never our only destination; it doesn't prevent us from doing other things. We love it for the variety of experiences we can get in one place.
This post was edited on 11/22/15 at 7:42 pm
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Posted on 11/22/15 at 8:10 pm to ell_13
I just got back from a week there yesterday (Orlando to sport in 14 hrs). We stayed at the Port Orleans Riverside and it was OK but I'm stuck up I guess. . I have been a few times during my life. Parents always took us a bunch, honeymooned there and have been 3 times since I've been married and stayed everywhere from the off site holiday inn to the contemporary. The past 2 trips (2006, 2014) I stayed at the Polynesian and the contemporary. Till this day, I don't think any resort there compares to the Polynesian. The pools at all the other resorts do not hold a candle next to theirs. The restaurants are exceptional and the rooms are nice and spacious.
Being on the monorail line is a blessing also. I do t think you really realize it until you stay there and then do the bus it hotels again. It's an awesome perk of staying at one of the 3.
If you plan it out right, you don't have to wait for much. In the week I was there, I didn't wait on a single ride due to fast passing and getting there early. It was a great time but an arse load of walking
Being on the monorail line is a blessing also. I do t think you really realize it until you stay there and then do the bus it hotels again. It's an awesome perk of staying at one of the 3.
If you plan it out right, you don't have to wait for much. In the week I was there, I didn't wait on a single ride due to fast passing and getting there early. It was a great time but an arse load of walking
Posted on 11/23/15 at 6:43 am to ell_13
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Disney is never our only destination; it doesn't prevent us from doing other things. We love it for the variety of experiences we can get in one place.
It amazes me people don't understand this very basic concept.
Posted on 11/23/15 at 7:14 am to ell_13
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be enjoyed multiple ways. It has never been just for kids.
My bro had his bachelor party at wdw and it was a blast! He's getting married again soon but I'm not sure where the party is this time
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