Reepicheep
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I've been staying at Pop Century for 6 days now, the first year I've spent Christmas at Disney World, although around 15 years ago I did spend the Christmas season at Disneyland.
I've noticed that many of the rooms at Pop have Christmas decorations (stickers on the windows, Disney ornaments, stuffies, and other Disney doodads on the inner window sill, and even elaborate decorations on external room doors. There are five rooms in my wing that have been decorated since I arrived, and I suspect those visitors will perhaps be here until January 1st.
Anyway, I'm curious to know if any Canadians here have a family tradition of spending Christmas at Disney World. I'm certainly impressed by some of the elaborate displays (for example, gingerbread houses and the like at the Deluxe resorts), but for the most part the park attractions aren't that different (the only two major exceptions I have encountered thus far are Jingle Cruise and Living With the Land, although there are other small touches such as Figment wearing a Christmas sweater).
I think, for me, spending Christmas at Disney World is a one and done experience. Although, I certainly prefer the Orlando temperature of 25c, to the Edmonton temperature of -25c. And the turkey dinner being offered at Pop Century is excellent.
I've noticed that many of the rooms at Pop have Christmas decorations (stickers on the windows, Disney ornaments, stuffies, and other Disney doodads on the inner window sill, and even elaborate decorations on external room doors. There are five rooms in my wing that have been decorated since I arrived, and I suspect those visitors will perhaps be here until January 1st.
Anyway, I'm curious to know if any Canadians here have a family tradition of spending Christmas at Disney World. I'm certainly impressed by some of the elaborate displays (for example, gingerbread houses and the like at the Deluxe resorts), but for the most part the park attractions aren't that different (the only two major exceptions I have encountered thus far are Jingle Cruise and Living With the Land, although there are other small touches such as Figment wearing a Christmas sweater).
I think, for me, spending Christmas at Disney World is a one and done experience. Although, I certainly prefer the Orlando temperature of 25c, to the Edmonton temperature of -25c. And the turkey dinner being offered at Pop Century is excellent.
