SFR Treehouse

[schrodstrip]

10 Years ago, I thought this was the best place in the World
Maybe because I had fond memories of watching the show on Sunday afternoons w/ my dad.
My question is...thru all the posts...It seems that many many people feel that this is very boring. The kids (11 & 12) have seen the Swiss Family Robinson movie once. Will they dislike it? Was it just special to me because of the times w/ my dad? I should probably visit for my own benifit, but...

 

[RyMickey]

We visit it every trip. Oftentimes, we visit it first. My dad makes it so corny, dancing a jig to the Swisskapolka everytime. I thought that once my brothers and I reached driving age, it might've stopped...Nope. He still acts just as corny everytime. While it's not a favorite (not even close to one), it still provides us with memories and humor every trip - and that alone is worth it.

 

[Aidensmom]

I am 37, and this has always been, and always will be one of my favorites. I took my 3-year old son on it for the first time last month (it was a mother-son trip, DH thinks it would be boring!) and he loved it, though he did get a little scared the higher we got. He is definately mama's boy, wondering what it would be like to live there!

 

[schrodstrip]

I would hate to "waste time" if the kids would not get out of it what I did. let me restate "I" would get enjoyment Should I skip it for other attractions they would love?

 

[RyMickey]

I would hate to "waste time" if the kids would not get out of it what I did. let me restate "I" would get enjoyment Should I skip it for other attractions they would love?

While I wouldn't wait in line for it at all, if there's no line, it's a quick trip up and down. A diversion...but something to do when everything else is mobbed. I wouldn't necessarily place it as must-see, but if you tell your kids about your experiences with SFR, they might get more out of it than you think.

 

[Schmeck]

My oldest daughter (14 yrs old next month!) has two favorites at MK - SFR treehouse and Tom Sawyer's Island. She was bummed that we couldn't do TSI last trip! I think she loves the creativity/imagination of these two special WDW places. The attraction isn't thrown in your face, you get to explore it pretty much at your own pace.