All grown up visit

[kimgof]

It’s been over 5 years since we’ve been to WDW. All kids are over 18, most over 21. How do you plan differently when they aren’t little? What are some great places to eat or activities that would be great for my all adult family? I’m excited!!!

 

[Kesohio63]

The best part about doing WDW with your adult kids is when someone gets tired and cranky, you can just send them off by themself to take a break, get a snack, whatever they need, and meet back up later.

We went with our adult kids in 2017 and had a blast at Trader Sams; we also were treated to free Champaign at Cali Grill after we told them we were celebrating our youngest’s college graduation.

 

[B-Ride]

We always base our decision on the kind of food we like and where we want to be for easy access.

 

[GAN]

Really not much changed -they still enjoy everything we did when they were younger, maybe throw in a CG dinner or two now. But obviously Epcot is popular because they can get adult beverages now. Then for myself, I may skip a few attractions and do my own thing ...hang at Baseline Taphouse for a couple then meet back up with them.

 

[gharter]

We have loved our trips with just the 2 of us, adults only and our trips with our son and his wife. Totally different than when our children were kids, but equally fun. Now w spend more time enjoying the lounges rather than running from thrill ride to thrill ride. Still just as much fun.

 

[mutantsfornukes]

My kids will be 19 and 21 when we go in January. It hasn't changed much. We still all like the same rides, and everyone gets to pick their favorite dinner.

 

[Mazz519]

We pretty much let our kids 25,21and 18 dictate what we’re gonna do, We also have some input but they have been there so much we are all on the same page at this point

 

[gharter]

Have done Disney with our son and his wife. Loved the experience! We discussed the trip, but let them decide. We have been there to many times and done every attraction, so letting them "plan" the trip was not too painful. Yes, it is difficult to "give up control" but worth it.
Good luck.