Disney Land

[Charlie1986]

Need some thoughts

Were looking at going next year to Orlando as our little daughter( will be 4) will love it, We have found a deal on Thomson holidays fro £2165 for 7 days http://www.thomson.co.uk/destinations/bookaccommod...

Out of interest how much would we be looking at adding to the final price so we can see everything? £1000?

Or do we pay £700 and go to Ste Maxine like every year as we have a family villa down there that we can use

Al

[Charlie1986]

Great thanks for the details. Will look at 14 days and think I will budget 5k for it and see if sorting everything my self is worth the hassle over just doing a package holiday and getting my own passes sorted.

As for age is 4 too young?

[Charlie1986]

Composite Guru said:

I think she will love it but won't remember a thing. I can only remember some things in my 5-6 year old stage.

I have a 6 year old and am planning to take him for the first time when he is 8 as I think he will get far more benefit from the experience as well as getting on a good chunk of the rides.

Thanks this is our worry, Think we may put it off a year or 2 and maybe do Paris first. Or the grandparent's will live up to there wish off taking the gran kids and family there and getting a villa there.

[Charlie1986]

pushthebutton said:

There are height limits on a lot of the rides which she'll miss out on. I guess it's a question of whether it's a 'once in a childhood' holiday or whether she'll get to do it again? If you're only planning on doing it once then I'd definitely consider waiting a few years. They range from 32" to 60", with most sitting around 40".

That said there are plenty of other things to see and do in each park with a 4 year old. To back up what one of the other guys said, we did Disney Land recently (California) and walked 9 miles in one day. Disney Land, in California, is smaller and Disney World, in Florida, is much larger.

She's currently 37'' in height very tall for her age.

This will be a once in a lifetime but really depends on my bonus if it turns bi-yearly but also a break that we can enjoy. Im planning June-July as I have a large court case that will hopefully be finished of next year after 6 years so will be good to get away after that for some family time.

Do you require Visa's

So naïve I didn't know there was 2 parks! Some research on the books now to get this planned and priced

Thanks

[Charlie1986]

Thanks for the tips and hints guys will be looking to it over next few days