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I print out the Disney Ultimate Packing list for every trip, then I scratch through 50% of it. :lmao: My major don't forget items are: Park bag wet wipes children's tylenol ziplocks camera cell phone tickets I'm not going to leave the house without clothes, so I'm more worried about...

My kids played it when we were there in Jan. They loved it. :goodvibes

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They don't call me "sarge" for no reason. I'm up at 6, showered and dressed in time to wake everyone else up by 6:30. Out the door by 7:30 for breakfast and RD. Since we tend to go in the off season, it's so much easier to do. The parks close earlier, so we're in bed earlier. And RD is...

I love my On the Go for trips where I'm not taking my big camera bag. It's a great cross body. And my strap is longer than the strap on the Libby, which I also own. I carry Vera's all the time.:goodvibes

Love it!! Glad you found the humor in it, too!:thumbsup2

This! We do Disney in the winter and the beach in the summer.

I can't say that it surprises me, but a hooded sweatshirt that costs $50 is not worth my $$$. My MIL bought them for the kids 2 years ago at $40 each. I had a hard time stomaching that!:confused:

I preferred a mama made pouch sling for the little ones. Then I moved onto the Mei Tai. There are tons of mom's on diaperswappers.com that make them.

Oh- we used the stroller lock when we took 2 umbrella strollers. That was the year AFTER our stroller was stolen in MK. This year we only took 1, so I just prayed it would be there everytime I came back.;)

We use the 2 bag trick, too. We keep the collapsible cooler in the bottom of the stroller with drinks and ice. Then I put the snacks in a ziplock inside the cooler. Jackets (we go in Jan or Feb) get put in the bottom of the stroller. All valuables, autograph books, lovies, etc. go into the bag...

But you're NOT a parent of a 4 or 5 year old, so.....:rolleyes1 I'm gonna give you the line my sister always gives me "you'll understand when____________." You haven't gotten to that "when" yet. The older you get and the older your child gets, the less judging you will do of others. Bless...

I think this thread has given some very reasonable explanations for why older kids would be in a stroller. It sounds like you have one child that is 2? How do you know at the age of 4 that he will not need a stroller? It's easy to say "never" when you've yet to cross that bridge. And to be...

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We took 2 with us last year for my DS's 7th b-day trip. We only used one the whole week. DS decided that he'd rather walk. This year we only took one for DD (5.5) and she used it 50% of the time. I made her get in it at night when the park closed. It made me feel better.;) When we stop using...

This is exactly what we did with our DD. But when she got off she told anyone that would listen that she couldn't ride it again until she got the "alien out of her belly" that SM put there.:rotfl: Obviously, she wouldn't be helpful in encouraging another kid to ride it.:rotfl2:

It was one of the highlights of our last trip. What a fantastic show!

Amazing pics! Thanks for sharing!

Biggest Surprise - we love Pop! I'm ready to stay there again! Biggest Disappointment - CBR's mousekeeping. We loved everything else about the resort, but the room was WAY BELOW my expectations of a "clean" room. :eek:

What an amazing experience. Thanks for sharing!