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[Tina0109]

Just wanted to be brave and say hi I joined a few day's ago but so far have only posted on the Canadian site. We live in Canda but emigrated from the Uk almost 4 years ago
I have decided to start researching and planning a trip to WDW for next year probably easter or somepoint in the spring. At that point i will have an 8yr old dd and an almost 10 yr old ds oh and the biggest kid a 40 yr old dh ( not saying my age haha). At this point i am not even sure how long we will stay anywhere from 5-10 day's total i would imagine but we definatly will want to go to lego land whilst we are down that way as ds is lego mad lol
So hi all and just with lurking i am discovering there is soo much more to WDW than i ever imagined eek!

 

[typod]

Welcome to the disboards!!!!!

 

[PrincessTiffany]

Just wanted to be brave and say hi I joined a few day's ago but so far have only posted on the Canadian site. We live in Canda but emigrated from the Uk almost 4 years ago
I have decided to start researching and planning a trip to WDW for next year probably easter or somepoint in the spring. At that point i will have an 8yr old dd and an almost 10 yr old ds oh and the biggest kid a 40 yr old dh ( not saying my age haha). At this point i am not even sure how long we will stay anywhere from 5-10 day's total i would imagine but we definatly will want to go to lego land whilst we are down that way as ds is lego mad lol
So hi all and just with lurking i am discovering there is soo much more to WDW than i ever imagined eek!

Welcome to the Dis!

Just a few thoughts, Easter is one of the most busy times at WDW. Easter week is only second to Christmas week in capacity crowds. Usually, the spring break crowds start to slow down by the last week of April, but with Easter falling on April 24 next year, it will proably be very busy the entire month. If you want to go in the Spring, and have flexible dates, I would go the first two weeks of March. The first two weeks of May are also good crowd wise, and is still technically spring.

Also, Legoland is in California, near Disneyland. Disney World in Florida does have a great Lego Store in DownTown Disney, but it's just a store, where Legoland is an entire amusement park.

Hope this info helps and hope ya'll have a magical vacation!

 

[Disn3y]

Welcome to the DIS!

 

[tinkerbell48]

I'm new as of today posting that is. Long time lurker. I have gotten a lot of great info off this site. I love it.

 

[arunkumarrr]

Hi all, This is Arun.. I joined this forum today only..

 

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[Disneydonnam]

Welcome to the Disboards.

 

[magicaldisney]