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Montana Disney Fan said:Uncharacteristically, I have decided to totally “Wing-It”.Should be interesting and provide us with a lot to write about. We have only two advanced dining reservations. One with the kids for lunch and the other just for mom and dad on our night out.
It's kind of neat that you guys have the opportunity to go twice this year. Will this be the first time you've "winged" a trip to WDW? I think it would be fun to be totally spontaneous but I know I couldn't do it. I'm curious to see how it turns out.
Montana Disney Fan said:I’d like to share something with you that I’m quite embarrassed about: We’ve never been to a WDW water park.We’ve rented boats, done Pleasure Island and Downtown Disney, been to the Cirque De Soleil, and stayed in most of the hotels, but have never been to a WDW water park. I know… I know… LAME!
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Can I rent life jackets for the kids there like we can at the swimming pools? If you had it to do it all over again, would you go back to the water park, or spend another day in one of the theme parks (aside from the fact that a bird pooped on you)? It sounds like you went back the next day so you guys must have really liked it.
My kids can’t swim so we’ve always been nervous about going to any of them. What do you think?
Hmmmm. Nothing to be embarrassed about. We live along a river and really enjoy the water so it was not a hard decision for us. Personally, I would much rather spend the day relaxing in the water park than at the pool at the hotel because you can't get bored. There's just so much to do in the water parks.
We did not go back to Typhoon Lagoon the next day as we had planned but have decided that on our next trip we want to spend 3 days in the water parks. (We hope to stay for 10-12 nights on the next trip instead of 7).
I guess I don't really want to tell you to that you SHOULD go in place of a theme park because I don't want to ruin your trip on you. I don't have small children who can't swim but they do have a children's area and the cast-away-creek is very slow moving and fairly shallow. The life jackets are free - I think you have to give a credit card number to use them. I suppose you could go one morning and see if you like it and if you don't - then just head out to a theme park. It may not be as relaxing for you and Linnie because your children are much younger than ours. If you do decide to go, make sure to get there when the park opens so that you have an area with shade (people just leave their towels and clothes to mark their spots).