The Impossible Question

[nkereina]

I'll also add that if you start feel run down - heed the warning and take some time to relax! Around day 4 or 5 of our 7 day trip, I started feeling run down and sick but had the "go go go" mentality and we didn't slow down. On our last day, I was sitting in the lobby of POR with a 102 degree fever and a cough that was just awful. I went to the doctor the day after I got home and had pneumonia. Could have been a coincidence, but I partially blame it on letting myself get so run down.

 

[mr.bungle]

I didn't read the entire thread so if I'm repeating anything, I apologize. My wife and I took our honeymoon to Disney in 2008. We went from Dec 8 - 15, if I recall. It was not busy what so ever and we were spoiled. I'm talking a boat to ourselves on It's A Small World.

It's the perfect time to go and everything is dressed up for xmas if you like that. Enjoy and congrats!

 

[SRUAlmn]

I'll also add that if you start feel run down - heed the warning and take some time to relax! Around day 4 or 5 of our 7 day trip, I started feeling run down and sick but had the "go go go" mentality and we didn't slow down. On our last day, I was sitting in the lobby of POR with a 102 degree fever and a cough that was just awful. I went to the doctor the day after I got home and had pneumonia. Could have been a coincidence, but I partially blame it on letting myself get so run down.

YES! We are go-go-go people too, and we learned this on our honeymoon. After all the wedding planning, rehearsals, wedding, dessert party, etc... we were going on fumes. It was also July in the Florida sun. About day 4 of our honeymoon we were in the MK and I started to feel really light headed. We stopped in the Columbia Harbour House and got some water and just chilled out for a while. We quickly learned that taking a little afternoon break isn't the worst thing on earth Especially if you're at a WDW Resort