Changing the way I do Disney

[Sue M]

Well I just got back from my trip and I have to report that I did not take my own advice at all, lol! All the best plans to take it easy and yet I was frequently limping back to POP at midnight or later. I guess you can't teach an old dog new tricks after all

 

[Shanti]

Been doing Disney since 1982. I still really enjoy Disney, but I just don't have the stamina to follow park itineraries, fast passes, line waiting etc anymore. My kids are grown but I don't have grandchildren yet. I'm unable to work as I became disabled due to some major back problems.
But I still love the magic of Disney and would still love to travel there but do it differently and at a slower pace. Any suggestions?
Do we have an over 50 forum for us Disney people? If not we really need one. Tia

Maybe rent an RV or pop-up camper and stay at a Fort Wilderness campsite. That might be an affordable way to stay onsite for a longer time than you used to stay, to take on the parks at a more relaxed pace while still having time to get your favorite park activities in. And Fort Wilderness is pretty with a laid-back, friendly vibe. There are also many resort activities there.