IceSkatingPrincess
Forever mourning the loss of SpectroMagic
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I know! I'm usually the responsible one (okay, we're both very responsible) and was initially worried about setting expectations for this kind of surprise and trip on a regular basis. But the more I think about it, the more I realize that they are only going to be young once, so why not let them be kids and experience the magic?
You're a true fan! Sounds like a great childhood. I probably shouldn't tell you this, but this is actually our first time taking the kids! I know, they're eight and five and it took us this long. We've been talking about it and watching videos, but they really have no idea what they're in for!
That just makes it even more special! It is sure to be super magical. I wish I could remember my first trip. I was just too little. I think I was one, or just under? It'd be a great memory to have. At that age I assume I slept through most of it though haha. Obviously it stuck though, because there is quite a bit of Disney themeing in my house (bless my husband's heart for allowing me my craziness). Hidden mickeys anyone? haha!
My nephew and nieces that are going for the first time are going to be 12, 10, and 4. It's been a long wait to be able to do Disney with them, but I think being able to actually remember those memories will be so special for them when they are older. Especially since the youngest is in her totally princess stage. I am hoping to surprise them with a fireworks dessert party that trip.