Sunshine00
Earning My Ears
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We will be visiting California in December and Florida in May. I have a four year old who lives and breathes for Disney Princesses, she loves all of them and we want to take her to one of the Disney parks to get the whole "princess experience." That being said, does one of the parks cater more towards the whole Princess theme than the other?
We have a five month old as well, so we won't be going for the big roller coasters (too bad for me!) but for the smaller rides and games, etc. I haven't been to either park, so I was hoping to get some input from people that have maybe been to both so I can make a determination as to which park would better suit us at this point.
If I'm in the wrong board, I apologize, first time here. Please point me in the right direction if there is a more appropriate place for me to post this.
Thanks!
We have a five month old as well, so we won't be going for the big roller coasters (too bad for me!) but for the smaller rides and games, etc. I haven't been to either park, so I was hoping to get some input from people that have maybe been to both so I can make a determination as to which park would better suit us at this point.
If I'm in the wrong board, I apologize, first time here. Please point me in the right direction if there is a more appropriate place for me to post this.
Thanks!
He decided to set out to create a Disney World, a place where people would enter into a whole new existence, forgetting about their daily lives
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DL is tiny. I only spent a few hours there and didn't see any princesses, but I wasn't looking for them, either. It's very doable, especially with small kids. It won't beat you down like WDW will. But WDW is more magical, and there are more princess opportunities.