Going to Cedar Point this weekend made me SO GLAD I have a Disney trip coming up!

[wheezy19]

I am officially a Disney snob. We just got back from Cedar Point, our first trip there in 8 years. I'm not sure if it is all the trips to Disney World I've had since then or how my body has aged in the intervening years (apparently some deterioration happens between 19 and 27!) but the whole time I was there I couldn't stop thinking, "Thank goodness we're going to Disney World next month!"

So today I am grateful to Disney for all the care and attention they put into every inch of their parks, and for not subjecting me to rides that make me wake up with bruises! And I'm grateful to DH and me for planning this the way we did, so three weeks and three days from today we will be in Disney World, forgetting ALL about how beat up we got at Cedar Point.

 

[figmentgirl]

Boy can I relate to this post! We took the boys to Six Flags last month and it was a nightmare. The customer service was non-existant. Mostly because the entire place was being run by 14 year old kids. Not a smile in the place. It was awful. I kept thinking about how lucky we are to have a wonderful place like Disney looming in the horizon

 

[copperbrick]

I am officially a Disney snob. We just got back from Cedar Point, our first trip there in 8 years. I'm not sure if it is all the trips to Disney World I've had since then or how my body has aged in the intervening years (apparently some deterioration happens between 19 and 27!) but the whole time I was there I couldn't stop thinking, "Thank goodness we're going to Disney World next month!"

So today I am grateful to Disney for all the care and attention they put into every inch of their parks, and for not subjecting me to rides that make me wake up with bruises! And I'm grateful to DH and me for planning this the way we did, so three weeks and three days from today we will be in Disney World, forgetting ALL about how beat up we got at Cedar Point.

You said it! Cedar Point is worth it for the wooden coaster alone (LOVE that coaster), but the experience is no where near Disney, no way, no how. It really does make you realize just how much time, caring and dedication Disney puts into the parks. Magic doesn't come easily!