bellaally
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Once upon a time there lived a young lady and through out all of her childhood beg and pleaded with her wiser older parents to take her to Disney World. They took her on all sorts of exotic adventures to different country's in the Caribbean she has been to Puerto Rico,Dominican Republic, Peru, Mexico, Canada, Spain. She was very culturally diverged and experience many exciting once in a life time adventures.
But she was sad, she knew she was missing something. As much as her parents loved her and spoiled her. They didn't think WDW was worth taking there daughter too. So what did she do......
She grown up married Prince Charming, had two little princes and then decided its time to see it for myself.
They went for the very first time in December 2012, she fell in love with the decorations and with the whole experience so much so they got APs.
She had to take her sister to this magical place and in January 2013 the whole family went again including her older sister and her youngest nephew.
Then she took what she would say was the best trip by far.... In May 2013 she took her mother for here first visit where they got to drink tea in the gardenview room at the grandfloridian, and mom met Mickey for the first time. It was simply magical. Her mom looked at her and told her thanks for taking me on the most magical journey of my life with my grandchildren.
And they lived happily ever after.......
Well actually that's just the beginning. Hey you Disney loving person, you. My name is Alexandra and I am a recent converted Disney addict. I love WDW. I actually still have two more trips planned for this year. I will go again in October for 6 days to complete the TOT ten miler and introduce the world to my younger cousin. Then my hubby and I are going on an (cross-my-fingers) adults only trip in November.
But those my newly west side friends are for another tr all together. This will be an epic family adventure. This will take 458 days of preparation. We are going to California for the first time and we are going to the happiest place on earth.
Introducing our lovely cast for this epic DL trip
Ally-mom,me,Disney addict (25)
Favorite park: Animal kingdom (love the theming and who doesn't love animals)
Favorite ride: Tower of Terror
Favorite movie: LILO & stitch, princess and the frog, sleeping beauty
Favorite Pixar movie: toy story 3
Favorite WdW food: butterfinger cupcake from starring rolls
Favorite restaurant: ohana's
Jesse- dad,hubby, supporter of addition (27)
Favorite park: Hollywood studios
Favorite ride: thunder mountain railroad
Favorite movie:toy story 1,2,3
Pixar: same
Favorite wdw food: ohana's shrimp
Favorite restaurant: ohana's
Nicholas-eldest (2 1/2)
Favorite park: DHS
Favorite rides: Disney jr. Live,flight of Peter Pan
Favorite movie
eter pan
Pixar: brave
Fave wdw food
retzel Mickey shaped, ice cream Mickey shaped
Favorite restaurant: tucker house
Jordan-baby (1 years old)
Favorite park: magic kingdom
Favorite ride: Winnie the Pooh
Favorite movie:LILO & stitch
Fave food: pretzels any
Now by the time we go the boys will be 3 1/2 and 2years old. I think these are the perfect ages to take them because ......I am paying
The perfect age is whatever age they are when your ready to take them. They have gone with me on 3 trips twice by plane and once 16 hr car drive and we are all still alive and accounted for. My boys are relatively calm and love the meet and greets so as long as the enjoy themselves whether it be meeting Mickey or playing in Casey jr water area for the whole day it's worth our money.
I am not worried about them remembering the trip we have a pretty decent camera and its honestly better now then when their teens and think all of this stuff is for babies.
So I am just compiling list things we want to do and see.
So far we have picked out September nice weather and lesser crowds. We would like to stay at the grand Californian for 6 days and get 5 day park hoppers. The rest of the time we want to visit la and do some tours and possible universal Hollywood. For that portion I am thinking about renting a vacation home.
We would like to spend a total of 10days there not include travel days. It's our first time to California so we want to experience as much as we càn without being to overwhelmed.
I am currently researching tours and areas to stay in LA. Reading fellow dissers trip reports to see where we want to eat at. I know it's extra early but I am just so excited and ready! To think I will be walking though Walts park gives me goosebumps. Any recommendations or must see or dos let me know.

But she was sad, she knew she was missing something. As much as her parents loved her and spoiled her. They didn't think WDW was worth taking there daughter too. So what did she do......
She grown up married Prince Charming, had two little princes and then decided its time to see it for myself.
They went for the very first time in December 2012, she fell in love with the decorations and with the whole experience so much so they got APs.
She had to take her sister to this magical place and in January 2013 the whole family went again including her older sister and her youngest nephew.
Then she took what she would say was the best trip by far.... In May 2013 she took her mother for here first visit where they got to drink tea in the gardenview room at the grandfloridian, and mom met Mickey for the first time. It was simply magical. Her mom looked at her and told her thanks for taking me on the most magical journey of my life with my grandchildren.
And they lived happily ever after.......

Well actually that's just the beginning. Hey you Disney loving person, you. My name is Alexandra and I am a recent converted Disney addict. I love WDW. I actually still have two more trips planned for this year. I will go again in October for 6 days to complete the TOT ten miler and introduce the world to my younger cousin. Then my hubby and I are going on an (cross-my-fingers) adults only trip in November.
But those my newly west side friends are for another tr all together. This will be an epic family adventure. This will take 458 days of preparation. We are going to California for the first time and we are going to the happiest place on earth.
Introducing our lovely cast for this epic DL trip

Ally-mom,me,Disney addict (25)
Favorite park: Animal kingdom (love the theming and who doesn't love animals)
Favorite ride: Tower of Terror
Favorite movie: LILO & stitch, princess and the frog, sleeping beauty
Favorite Pixar movie: toy story 3
Favorite WdW food: butterfinger cupcake from starring rolls
Favorite restaurant: ohana's

Jesse- dad,hubby, supporter of addition (27)
Favorite park: Hollywood studios
Favorite ride: thunder mountain railroad
Favorite movie:toy story 1,2,3
Pixar: same
Favorite wdw food: ohana's shrimp
Favorite restaurant: ohana's

Nicholas-eldest (2 1/2)
Favorite park: DHS
Favorite rides: Disney jr. Live,flight of Peter Pan
Favorite movie

Pixar: brave
Fave wdw food

Favorite restaurant: tucker house

Jordan-baby (1 years old)
Favorite park: magic kingdom
Favorite ride: Winnie the Pooh
Favorite movie:LILO & stitch
Fave food: pretzels any
Now by the time we go the boys will be 3 1/2 and 2years old. I think these are the perfect ages to take them because ......I am paying

The perfect age is whatever age they are when your ready to take them. They have gone with me on 3 trips twice by plane and once 16 hr car drive and we are all still alive and accounted for. My boys are relatively calm and love the meet and greets so as long as the enjoy themselves whether it be meeting Mickey or playing in Casey jr water area for the whole day it's worth our money.
I am not worried about them remembering the trip we have a pretty decent camera and its honestly better now then when their teens and think all of this stuff is for babies.
So I am just compiling list things we want to do and see.
So far we have picked out September nice weather and lesser crowds. We would like to stay at the grand Californian for 6 days and get 5 day park hoppers. The rest of the time we want to visit la and do some tours and possible universal Hollywood. For that portion I am thinking about renting a vacation home.
We would like to spend a total of 10days there not include travel days. It's our first time to California so we want to experience as much as we càn without being to overwhelmed.
I am currently researching tours and areas to stay in LA. Reading fellow dissers trip reports to see where we want to eat at. I know it's extra early but I am just so excited and ready! To think I will be walking though Walts park gives me goosebumps. Any recommendations or must see or dos let me know.

