Orlando/Disneyworld Thread (Part 3)

mumofjusttwo

Yes you can


jut go to the walt disney site

Fiver29

hairy_g wrote: »

I'm 53 and I'm not too old for Disney!! :rotfl:

Ah but there's an age when you're not too old as well At the moment my son is 11 and is way too 'cool' :cool: to admit he would have liked Disney. He said he'd never live it down at school if we went there.

jackieblack

Fiver29 wrote: »

Ah but there's an age when you're not too old as well At the moment my son is 11 and is way too 'cool' :cool: to admit he would have liked Disney. He said he'd never live it down at school if we went there.

What a shame to miss out on something so great, and that he would have liked, because of what his friends might say!
I know lots of kids go through that stage - thankfully they grow out of it!

agent_orange_2

Fiver29 wrote: »

Ah but there's an age when you're not too old as well At the moment my son is 11 and is way too 'cool' :cool: to admit he would have liked Disney. He said he'd never live it down at school if we went there.

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Take him to pontins, see what that does for his cred.

agent_orange_2

Fiver29 wrote: »

I only bought the Flexticket, but my kids are 9 and 11, so too old for Disney. But even at that age the 9 year old was too small for most rides in Seaworld and Busch Gardens, any smaller and she'd have missed out on a lot of Universal rides too.

Is there somewhere to find the relevant height restrictions?

cheers

Fiver29

agent_orange wrote: »

Is there somewhere to find the relevant height restrictions?

cheers

http://www.seaworld.com/sitepage.aspx?PageID=417

http://www.buschgardens.com/BGT2/Explore/Rides.aspx?id=597

If you click on each ride it should tell you the height requirements

dazzaofdagenham

mumofjusttwo wrote: »

Yes you can


jut go to the walt disney site

seem to be able to put Annual pass into my checkout basket...

But when i click the checkout button it doesnt do anything

windswept

How can anyone think their children are too old for Disney????

There are lots of fabulous rides like Tower of terror, mission Space, Soarin, Test track, Rock and roller coaster etc. etc.

Disney isn't just the Magic Kingdom you know!:rolleyes:
Epcot, Animal kingdom and Hollywood studios are part of it too, plus Dowtown Disney.
I suggest anyone who thinks Disney is just for little kids tries the Dibb website - we are all grown up Disneyworld fanatics. Me and hubby have just come back from a week at Port Orleans resort with free dining, we've had the best holiday ever - 19 year old daughter was very miffed that we didn't take her with us!

Fiver29

windswept wrote: »

How can anyone think their children are too old for Disney????

There are lots of fabulous rides like Tower of terror, mission Space, Soarin, Test track, Rock and roller coaster etc. etc.

Disney isn't just the Magic Kingdom you know!:rolleyes:
Epcot, Animal kingdom and Hollywood studios are part of it too, plus Dowtown Disney.

Not everyone has to like Disney either, so why the rolling eyes? I know exactly what's at Disney because we went when my son was 2 and again when he was 4, and now at 11 he's decided he was too old for it, not me, so no one is thinking their children are too old, the children themselves are deciding they are too old :mad:

windswept

So you're letting an 11 year old ( who would get far more from it now then at age 4 btw) dictate your family holiday?
I bet he won't think himself too "cool" for Harry potter world when it opens at Universal next year!