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Old 02-13-2006, 06:57 PM
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I've been in Disney World many times. It's wonderful, beautiful.. I love it

I was in Disneyland twice, but is not that magical. In Disney World you really feel you are in other world. It is full of magic.

Magic Kingdom is my fave. MAybe because is full of childhood memories. Now I'm adult and I may find a bit silly some rides, but anyway I still enjoy Haunted Mansion, Tom Sawyer Island, Pirates of the Caribbean (the best!), Space Mountain, etc. And of course the pohtos with characters. Just walking thru the park is enjoyable.

Epcot, MGM and Animal Kingdom are great too. Never been in the water parks.
Hey---easy--Disneyland has always been very magical to me. Granted I've never been to Disney World, but Disneyland is the original park and I think there's something to be said for that.
I have also been to Disneylad Paris - now THAT was unmagical.
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Thanks for the suggestions! We can't wait to go. We was watching a thing on the Travel channel tonight about it. I didn't get to see all of it, but it was more of a behind-the-scenes and historical look at it. Pretty interesting. I need to hurry up and book our dinner with a princess. I hear that's something you have to book way in advance. That's going to be a suprise to Sara, though!
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Old 02-13-2006, 09:44 PM
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Maria!

Geoffrey and I are going to Disney World, too!!!! For my birthday. And I can't ****ing wait, lemme tell ya.

We're staying at The Villas at the Wilderness Lodge. One bedroom "suite" with full kitchen and the whole nine yards. Eight days, seven nights. Non-stop flights with the whole "Disney Magic" routine where they whisk you away from the airport to your room and your bags are already delivered directly from the plane. Five Star dining at all the best restaurants they have to offer. Seven-day park hopper pass and we're going to go to Universal, too.

OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH I can't WAIT to get my hands on a Disney World Maleficent pin!!! (Geoffrey and I are pin collectors).

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I would've never taken you for a Disney type. Especially as you have no kids to take. I heard DisneyWorld was lame, I guess not. I guess it's rad.


Congrats Maria! That is a good age to take the young'n.

I've never been to Disneyland or World.
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I've never been to Disneyland or World.
Disney World rocks, especially when you know where to go and what to do...if its your first time and you have no clue...it can drive you a little nuts.

And yes Super soap weekend rocks!

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Thanks for the suggestions! We can't wait to go. We was watching a thing on the Travel channel tonight about it. I didn't get to see all of it, but it was more of a behind-the-scenes and historical look at it. Pretty interesting. I need to hurry up and book our dinner with a princess. I hear that's something you have to book way in advance. That's going to be a suprise to Sara, though!
This is going to be so special, the whole trip too. She's going to absolutely love it and it will be the time of her life (up til now). I hope everything goes wonderfully for you two. I agree with those who've said to spend most of your time at Disney since you have a 7 year old. My aunt just came back from there, I will ask her for any pointers for you. She took her 5 year old daughter, the pictures are awesome, her smile is so wide.
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We went to Disneyland...gosh I guess it's been 7 years ago now. We've never been to Disney World, though. We took a 3 week 'road trip' with all 5 kids, one 18 year old nephew, and a father in law. Do you ever look back on events in your life and wonder HOW you ever survived it? That's usually one of the first that pops to my mind. Oh well, we got a lot of good stories out of it.

I know your daughter will be so suprised and SO excited. It will be a wonderful experience for you both! Good luck booking the princess!

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Old 02-14-2006, 10:07 AM
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OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH I can't WAIT to get my hands on a Disney World Maleficent pin!!! (Geoffrey and I are pin collectors).
My daughter has a friend named Millicent, and my poor husband **always** calls her Maleficent. I don't know why he can't remember to say Millicent, but it cracks us all up. When I read about your Maleficent pin, I nearly choked on my coffee thinking about it.

Hope you and Geoffrey have a great trip as well. Don't they say it's for the young and the young at heart?? You'll have a blast and I can't wait to hear about everyone's trip. *MY* vacation this year consists of sending my 2 oldest girls to California. (We have family in the LA area...I'm not banishing them.) So, I will be vicariously enjoying the vacation of others.

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My daughter has a friend named Millicent, and my poor husband **always** calls her Maleficent. I don't know why he can't remember to say Millicent, but it cracks us all up. When I read about your Maleficent pin, I nearly choked on my coffee thinking about it.

Hope you and Geoffrey have a great trip as well. Don't they say it's for the young and the young at heart?? You'll have a blast and I can't wait to hear about everyone's trip. *MY* vacation this year consists of sending my 2 oldest girls to California. (We have family in the LA area...I'm not banishing them.) So, I will be vicariously enjoying the vacation of others.

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Some people call Mufasa Mustafa.
How dare they mistake the great Mufasa's name?
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Some people call Mufasa Mustafa.
I'm glad to hear that it's not just my husband that is 'pronouncuationally challenged'.

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