Backstage magic adult?

[skittlesfirehawk]

i booked my trip for my 25th bday.im now debating on switching it to an adults only itinerary that wouldn't fall on my actual bday.I don't have kids and like kids as long as they aren't crying or whining.Im not sure if it's worth switching.

 

[tgeorge]

My friend and I are booked on an adults only trip. I,personally, would rather do the adults only even if it weren't on my actual birthday. I had an adults only San Francisco trip booked for my birthday this year and it didn't fall on my birthday. I felt like I could still celebrate my birthday while there. I, too, like kids,but we don't have any. I'm not opposed to going on a trip with children,but if I have the opportunity to do an adults only trip , then I will always go with that option.

Just my thoughts. Either way, you will have a great birthday trip!

 

[Cinderella's Slipper 2015]

We had a number of people celebrating their birthday on our Adult only trip and it wasn't their actual birthday. You're going to be at a Disney Park. It doesn't matter if it's your actual birthday when you're there. If you're there celebrating your birthday and you're birthday is the following month or was the month before, Disney doesn't care, they'll celebrate it with you. In fact the evening we arrived at Disneyland, first thing we did when we entered the park that night after dinner was stop by Town Hall to pick up birthday buttons for anyone celebrating birthdays and "First Visit" buttons for anyone on their first visit to Disneyland. We did this trip Adult's only and it's the only way we will travel. We're doing Central Europe in September Adult's only cause we don't want to travel with other people's children. My mom raised her kids and I don't have kids and don't want kids. If other people want to have kids, that's fine. I don't have to travel with them. Why we travel adult only.