Lots of kids at resorts in May?

[caitycaity]

without getting into what i think of indivduals on this thread, i will agree that there are some stroller nazis at wdw. even without stopping in front of them suddenly, etc., i got "run over" by strollers several times last summer when we were there, and the people pushing the strollers that ran us over weren't very nice about it either!

i am not saying that all people who use strollers are rude or bad or shouldn't be there, but maybe a little extra consideration on everyone's part would be nice.

 

[skiwee1]

Originally posted by corndog
This world would be a much better place if people would think just for a second about others. It's just a little golden rule thing. That's all. [/B]

I totally agree with this statement. Now maybe you can follow your own advice!!!!!

 

[Laurabearz]

We are headed to the World in May with our preschools and plan to hog the pool too! SOrry!

 

[fsu]

Wow I hate it when its too hot somebody should do something about that too!!!

 

[Aliisa]

I just have to reply to the comment that if your child is young enough to be in a stoller they shoudn't be in WDW. I'm taking my 13 month old next week IN HER STROLLER. Now, if I ever accidentally bumped into someone I would feel terrible and apologize- I wouldn't want someone bumping into me. Thats just common courtesy. As for taking my baby girl to Disney World being a "waste of money" thats ridiculous- she doesn't even cost anything!! Her plane flights free, her stay is free, and her park passes are free. What do you care about how people spend their money anyway. She is going to love it, and my husband and I are so excited to see her face when she sees Mickey. So what if she doesn't remember it. She not going to remember me singing to her, reading to her, taking her for walks, but I still do it- because it makes her a happy baby, who will turn into a happy child, who will turn into a happy adult. Yes, I could go away on vacation with my husband somewhere, and leave my daughter home. But thats not what we choose to do, thats why WDW is so wonderful- its a vacation place for people of ALL AGES. I apologize to everyone for going on and on, but it really upset me to this post. My daughter is my life, and for someone to say I am wasting my money on her--there's no such thing.

P.S. I'll try not run anyone over with my stroller