holidays....

bylromarha

jtr2803 wrote: »

Actually, the opposite is true! There is only one entirely adult only island in the Maldives (Komandoo) and a couple with adult only sections or restricted ages in the waervillas.

It still baffles me why there aren't more adults only, lets just say it's a rather contentious issue on the Maldives Trip Advisor forum :rotfl:.

The Maldives in 2008 was certainly not teeming with places where 2 adults can sleep with a 4 year old and a 2 year old

It still baffles me why adults think being solely in the company of other adults ensures them of a quiet peaceful holiday Mind you, if it's because they want adult only entertainment, that's a whole different holiday.:p

holidaysforme

meer53 wrote: »

Because it's magical ! If you're not a Disney fan, you won't understand. It's difficult to explain really

The look on my daughters face when it was her 5th birthday and we took her for lunch with Cinderella in the castle at Magic Kingdom is something i will never forget. She'll be 13 when we go this year, she's just as excited as she was then. So am i !

Well my daughter's almost 13, and has never been remotely interested in castles, princesses or anthing disney like. She does however love theme parks, so for that reason we will probably go to DLP for the day when we are in france in october.