Member Homecoming and kids?

[jweiss]

It seems as if everyone is going without kids?? Is anyone taking theirs? I am beginning to feel as if it was a mistake to plan on going. I got caught up in the excitement when I got the invitaiton, and am now feeling sort of foolish... We are new to DVC....just bought last summer....and are new to WDW.....last summer was our first trip. We have done the cruise several times, and are hooked. we are disney fanatics, but live in California, so the east coast stuff is new to us. I am feeling lost and confused. Also, I have NOT found the DVC CM's at al lhelpful this past week.

 

[disneychick05]

I think it depends on how old your kids are. Our DS is 2 so the late night activities would be a waste even though he would be free. He would wind up falling asleep by 9pm and then DH and I would have to push him arounnd in a stroller for the rest of the night. For us MH is just a short 3 day getaway that happens to be a fews days before out anniversary so we are celebrating without DS. Basically it depends on your kids and whether or not they stay up late. I agree that there is not a lot of specific information available about MH..I have called MS also and have gotten vauge answers. However we do think it will be really fun and well worth it which is why we are going.

 

[jgart]

Hi! We are going to MH and are very exicted about it. We are taking our 4 1/2 yr old Dd. She will be ok with the late nights if we go back to our room and let her rest earlier in the day. I think I read a few weeks back that another member had called MS and they were told that there would be activties to keep the kids buisy if they could handle the later hours.

 

[alexcturner]

We are going and taking our 8 yr old DS and 29 month old DD with us. We'll see how they do, DD takes long naps when at WDW and stays up later anyway. Also, she's great in a stroller. Lisa