quandrea
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2010
I used to rope drop every day. Now we have long trips and I just dabble in a park when I go. No need to do it all. We are morning people—7am is a sleep in, but we enjoy a slow morning of coffee, the news, breakfast. Kids watch cartoons. We get dressed, head to the park. Usually arrive 9:30-10 am. Tick off the fastpasses, grab lunch, head home.
I’ve also come to enjoy the late afternoon/early evening at the parks. We take it easy at the resort all day and finish off the day with some Park time.
We’ve started going in August. On those trips we either get a very early start or we go after dark. On the after dark days, we enjoy a slow breakfast and head to the pool. Ironically, we don’t like the pools in the afternoons during the summer. The sun is too hot and the pool is more like human soup. Instead, we like the pool first thing, when the water is crystal clear and we have the pool all to ourselves.
I used to be a die hard rope dropper, but it isn’t necessary in every scenario.
I’ve also come to enjoy the late afternoon/early evening at the parks. We take it easy at the resort all day and finish off the day with some Park time.
We’ve started going in August. On those trips we either get a very early start or we go after dark. On the after dark days, we enjoy a slow breakfast and head to the pool. Ironically, we don’t like the pools in the afternoons during the summer. The sun is too hot and the pool is more like human soup. Instead, we like the pool first thing, when the water is crystal clear and we have the pool all to ourselves.
I used to be a die hard rope dropper, but it isn’t necessary in every scenario.