Isn't Age Perception a funny thing...

[xipetotec]

So in our very large group of 20, the girls will be going to CRT.

So I was asking the rest of the group if they would like to go to Chef Mickey's for breakfast. I get a response from my aunt ( on her sons and husband's behalf ) "Well they will not be going, they are older now!" (14 and 17 ), but she continues "But I can't wait to do the princesses with the girls".

It's funny, I can't wait to go to Chef Mickey's and MY OWN 17 year old son is the one who suggested it and has kept BOTHERING me until I book it! ...

It's just funny what some people think is "mature" and/or "silly"

 

[2Tiggies]

What you say is so true. Also, Disney has a way of making us all behave a little, er ... out of character!

I love Chrystal Palace, so does DD. But I am sure that I am more excited about every reservation than she is. I keep having to remind myself that I am the adult - only to be distracted by the presence of a celebrity (like Mickey or Donald for example) and jumping around squealing like a 5 year old.

Have fun and enjoy. Life is too serious and it is great that your kids are still game to have fun. You obviously raised em good!

 

[xipetotec]

What you say is so true. Also, Disney has a way of making us all behave a little, er ... out of character!

I love Chrystal Palace, so does DD. But I am sure that I am more excited about every reservation than she is. I keep having to remind myself that I am the adult - only to be distracted by the presence of a celebrity (like Mickey or Donald for example) and jumping around squealing like a 5 year old.

Have fun and enjoy. Life is too serious and it is great that your kids are still game to have fun. You obviously raised em good!

Oh for sure!! We all can't wait! And yes, Speaking of Crystal Palace, DW is a huge fan of Eeyore. Then there was my then-23 year old brother:

 

[nemofans]

I love that pic! You wouldn't see a man do that anywhere else!

 

[ROEDISNEY]

My family and me love Chef Mickeys. No matter what age we are. I don't see age coming into play when your in DISNEY. When your in Disney everybody is a kidat heart.

 

[sherry8253]

My DH and I are in our mid 50's and we NEVER miss Chef Mickey & Crystal Palace breakfasts. I hope you and your DS enjoy your breakfast with Mickey and the gang!

 

[DeborahA]

I agree that its OK to feel like a kid while at WDW--this is coming from a "grown" woman who stood in line to see Tink. My husband stood with me for over an hour to make my day special.