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re: Taking a 3 year old to Disney World?

Posted on 12/30/21 at 8:31 am to
Posted by Number2
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Member since Nov 2009
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Posted on 12/30/21 at 8:31 am to
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I mean, you seem like you know it all


You presume to know 1) how our family will approach the Disney trip and 2) the fitness and stamina of my 7 year old. And I’m the know it all?

We are purchasing Genie+ with the thought that we will have more sit down time with the extra time not standing in lines and we understand we will not do it all. He will have two cousins his age with him, so energy levels will be high.

And btw, we will have a front facing stroller for the 6 month old. So in the event that my 7 year old is worn out to the point that he can’t walk (which would surprise me) he can jump in that and we’ll strap the 6 month old to us. Hope that helps you sleep at night
Posted by LSUfan4444
Member since Mar 2004
54863 posts
Posted on 12/30/21 at 8:42 am to
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You presume to know 1) how our family will approach the Disney trip and 2) the fitness and stamina of my 7 year old. And I’m the know it all?


I didnt presume, I asked you and you answered. And I don't know the stamina of your 7 year old, like I said. I guess yours is the exception.

Most 7 year old cannot handle 8+ miles a day of walking regardless of how energetic they are. Over time, those energy levels dwindle because they just arent physically equipped to handle it. shite, I run 25+ miles a week, swim probably 5000+ yards and bike 40-100 miles a week plus and I know it's a burden on me but again..i guess you guys are the exception because you're not fat asses and are energetic.

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we understand we will not do it all.


This is the same basic understanding most people need when traveling with a kid of any age...thats my point (not to you, just in general).

Not taking a kid at 3 or younger because there is so much they can't do, the same is true for 7 years old. It only changes.

Take them at 2, take them at 7. There is no magic age...they're all great but how you do it needs to be different based on how old they are, are they in a stroller, what time of year (temps, etc), where you're staying (off-site and on-site and value or moderate vs deluxe where you can walk back whenever you want), etc.



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