Bdawgsc
Mouseketeer
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- Oct 13, 2009
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So yes, I'm new and all that, but I felt like I had to post a reply about going to WDW solo.
After friends moving away and major life changes I found myself wanting to go to WDW, but no one else around could drop everything and disappear for 4 or 5 days. I have friends in Orlando, but they work, so I knew I'd spend most of my trip alone since I usually travel during the week. So that's the setup...
I have to admit, there were some things that were a little awkward (like sitting next to the 10yo boy on Rock And Roller Coaster), but overall I had a blast on that first solo trip. Since then I've been back several times. Shows like Festival of the Lion King, Finding Nemo, Philharmagic... it doesn't matter if you're alone. Thrill rides like the coaster, TOT, Everest... well... lots of people are alone since they've traveled in pairs and the friend/spouse/whatever doesn't do thrill rides. Also, as an amateur photographer, I've always taken some incredible photos on the solo trips. I find that I can focus on looking for the details and not rushing from one attraction to the other.
Just my $0.02. I'm not a shy person and I do live alone, so I'm used to doing things alone... but if you want to go, GO! Don't think twice about the solo trip.
After friends moving away and major life changes I found myself wanting to go to WDW, but no one else around could drop everything and disappear for 4 or 5 days. I have friends in Orlando, but they work, so I knew I'd spend most of my trip alone since I usually travel during the week. So that's the setup...
I have to admit, there were some things that were a little awkward (like sitting next to the 10yo boy on Rock And Roller Coaster), but overall I had a blast on that first solo trip. Since then I've been back several times. Shows like Festival of the Lion King, Finding Nemo, Philharmagic... it doesn't matter if you're alone. Thrill rides like the coaster, TOT, Everest... well... lots of people are alone since they've traveled in pairs and the friend/spouse/whatever doesn't do thrill rides. Also, as an amateur photographer, I've always taken some incredible photos on the solo trips. I find that I can focus on looking for the details and not rushing from one attraction to the other.
Just my $0.02. I'm not a shy person and I do live alone, so I'm used to doing things alone... but if you want to go, GO! Don't think twice about the solo trip.