North of Mouse
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Thanks for the Bday wishes. The down side is that when we go out to eat, them young whippersnappers give us the senior discount without asking.First time we will be eating at trails end this trip, going to surprise DW with a anniversary cake! Upside is, since our kids are grown and we are small business owners and winter is our slow time, we are a lot more flexible of when and how long we can go.
O, and yes we are wearing celebrate buttons just to make the moral police on the theme parks boards mad.
There 'are' some upsides to being a senior citizen!!
Yep, flexibility is a 'big' one when you are retired.Go for the birthday button!! When they were giving a 'free' day for your b'day, DH wore his button about half the day - couldn't take anymore of nearly 'everyone' (I mean lots of people - young and older) calling out 'Happy Birthday Robert'!!
The 'freebies' at mealtimes were amazing, also when we wore our 'Anniversary' buttons one year. 'Moral' police don't bother me either! I 'see' so much more that should take the attention off wearing a celebration button!!

Have a great trip!
First time we will be eating at trails end this trip, going to surprise DW with a anniversary cake! Upside is, since our kids are grown and we are small business owners and winter is our slow time, we are a lot more flexible of when and how long we can go.
Not really expecting anything extra with the buttons, just kind of a milestone.
Leaving the cold weather in 6 days, can't wait for something above 30 for a high. 
Now they are complaining about Longer park hours!
Funny thing is, when we first started planning this trip, MK park hours were 9am-10pm and EMH from 10pm-12pm. Then Disney did away with the EMH for Dec 1 (and people had a fit) so park hours were from 9am-10pm, not bad, then extended the park hours to 9am-12pm. I know I don't do new math but seems like the same hours they started with.


