Who says that a woman in her 70's can have fun in WDW. We have recently completed trip with my mother and it was her first time to WDW. I must say that she had a wonderful time. She did a lot that I did not expect her to do. Because there is so much to this trip (between the planning and actual trip) I am going to try to break everything down. Rather that shoot all the details at once I am going to keep adding to this post. Please bear with me because this is my first trip report. Hopefully it will bring you good reading material. First I will start with the cast;
Me: I am 34 and I am married. No kids as of yet. I work as a server for now, but I am also a travel agent in my spare time hoping to make this a full time job. I did not start going on Disney trips until I met my wife. I first went in 97 with her family. The next time I went was in 2007 with her when we got back together after dating off and on for 13 years. i have an older brother and sister who are both married and have children. On our honeymoon at WDW we became DVC members.
Wife: She is 33. When she was growing up her family always took a summer trip to WDW. She is a very organized person and likes to plan everything and not go by the seat of her pants.
Mom: She is in her 70s and she is a widow. She has a routine that she does everyday and every week. She is active in a weight loss group (She met her goal over 3 years ago and she is just trying to keep the extra weight off). She watches what she eats and is always worried that she is going to put on the extra weight. She does not go out at night and is normally in bed by 9 and up by 7. She will usually have a couple drinks to help her sleep.
I will add a side note that my sister and her family were at WDW back in April for Spring break. We had a big hand in helping plan her trip. If it wasn't for us she would have starved or had nothing but Quick Service meals. This info will be helpful in a future post.
Me: I am 34 and I am married. No kids as of yet. I work as a server for now, but I am also a travel agent in my spare time hoping to make this a full time job. I did not start going on Disney trips until I met my wife. I first went in 97 with her family. The next time I went was in 2007 with her when we got back together after dating off and on for 13 years. i have an older brother and sister who are both married and have children. On our honeymoon at WDW we became DVC members.
Wife: She is 33. When she was growing up her family always took a summer trip to WDW. She is a very organized person and likes to plan everything and not go by the seat of her pants.
Mom: She is in her 70s and she is a widow. She has a routine that she does everyday and every week. She is active in a weight loss group (She met her goal over 3 years ago and she is just trying to keep the extra weight off). She watches what she eats and is always worried that she is going to put on the extra weight. She does not go out at night and is normally in bed by 9 and up by 7. She will usually have a couple drinks to help her sleep.
I will add a side note that my sister and her family were at WDW back in April for Spring break. We had a big hand in helping plan her trip. If it wasn't for us she would have starved or had nothing but Quick Service meals. This info will be helpful in a future post.
