I distinctly recall pointing and laughing at the parents that "thought" it was a great idea to bring infants and toddlers to the Disney parks. Between the cranking kids, not knowing what to do with the strollers for some of the exhibits, and the fact that they couldn't do the majority of rides/exhibits with a baby in tow made most all of them seem pretty miserable. But isn't this a little too late to be worrying about it if you already booked it...hborror said:
nope, they have child swap passes so everyone can take turns riding with DD and still have someone sit off with the 9mo old. Just remember sun protection and in December it will propably get a little chilly (we went in November and needed jackets on our last night). We're going back next April. Intercot Our son was 6 when we went and it was the perfect age, old enough to enjoy it but young enough to still believe in all the magic.hborror said:
See I disagree, I think any vacation is what you make of it. I research everything to death so I'm knowledgeable but don't go with a commando style of touring. I like to know my options and then as a family we each choose a couple must sees and we make sure to find time for those things, everything else is just gravy on top. You will never see all and do all at Disney with our without a baby in tow. Just be sure to know what’s up and be flexible, if the kids (even the 6 y/o) need a break, go back to the hotel for a nap or find a park bench to sit on and just people watch, do a show, what ever floats your boat.kwillia said:I distinctly recall pointing and laughing at the parents that "thought" it was a great idea to bring infants and toddlers to the Disney parks. Between the cranking kids, not knowing what to do with the strollers for some of the exhibits, and the fact that they couldn't do the majority of rides/exhibits with a baby in tow made most all of them seem pretty miserable. But isn't this a little too late to be worrying about it if you already booked it...
kwillia said:
I just laughed. I thought it was funny, I mean really how many kids that young are going to remember
rent a kid:shrug:kwillia said:If your son was 6 when you went, where'd you get the baby from...
RoseRed said:
) but then on the other hand 9 month I would have to use the yukky diaper changers and stop and feed every 3 hours. I do like the take turn thing with the park rides.
T's favorite park was EPCOT, he's already decided that we have to make that our first park we visit on our next trip. I'm not saying older kids don't have fun at Disney too, it's just a different type of fun, at 9 when we return, he's not going to think he's meeting Mickey Mouse, he know's it's just some college kid in a suit.cattitude said:
I keep trying to go to the princess salon. I also wanted to go to the Princess party, but I wasn't there durning that time..hborror said:Yeah I did book actually booked 3 months ago and it's almost paid off BUT now it's bothering me and I could always cancel and get my money back. When I got the DVD I see that have all this neat stuff for my older one and I would hate for her to miss out on that stuff (what 16 year old would want to go to the princess salon
