The Best Ways to Tackle Disney

We are huge Disney fans and we have gone many times. Our daughters first trip was when she was two and she's gone atleast once a year since, sometimes more. You must know your child to know how they will handle it all, (characters, crowds, rides, etc). Our daughter is tall for her age and rode every ride she was able to ride, and loved just about all of them, some were not her favs. and she's not ridden them since(her choice) but she does have those she would never get off of it they didn't make her. She is now 6, she's celebrated birthday, family reunions, etc there, and yes there were melt downs, but guess what those happen in the park by our house, at our local mall, and heck even in our own home. We brought our own stroller, we use the Disney Transportation(bus, boat and monorail) and the wait times were far less than it would be to wait in your car with every other person trying to get out of the parks in the evening, plus taking the Disney Transportation in the evening lets us meet more people who are staying at our resort, we talk, exchange moments of excitement and what happened that day, it extends the "fun" of it all. Everything has a down side, and if you focus on that, then nothing is ever going to be fun or worth the effort. But Disney is fun, and worth every effort and penny we've ever spent to go. There is so much to do at each park, and even at your resort. Go to Disney, it's a trip worth taking, and don't worry about the age of your child, each time we went from the time our daughter was two, has been a great trip, and each trip changes because children change so quickly. And each trip you get to see Disney differently through your ever changing childs veiw of the world. Votes: +0