Too old for MVMCP?

[Off to Neverland 7]

Needing an honest opinion: my husband and i are heading to Disney soon and I’ve been back and forth on whether or not we should go to MVMCP.. we’re 28 and 29 years old with no kids. Should we go?

 

[desapaulecidos]

My wife and I are in our 30's and going with no kids, if people have a problem with it they can get bent.

 

[jsutherin1]

I am 50 and my mother is 75 and we go every year! my answer is you are never too old

 

[alhurricane]

My wife and I are in our mid to late 30s and we are going to our first party next week. No kids for us on this trip. Disney is the place where you are never too old. I say go for it and have a fantastic time!

 

[Emcalma]

My sister and I are going to WDW the second week of December with no kids. We are 49 and 46 years old...and we are going to two MVMCPs! You are definitely not too old!!!

 

[gatorlisa]

I haven't ever been to the Christmas party, but my BF and I went to our first Halloween party in September. We were 38 and 40 at the time with no kids. Had a great time. If you want to go, go and have a great time.

 

[Mickey's Best Girl]

I’m 43 and my DD is 25 - we’re going to three parties (during a 13 night stay) and looking forward to every single one of them!

 

[LucyBC80]

Mom (75) and I (35) are going to three parties this year. One is never too old for anything at Disney.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

I will let you borrow my kids for the night.

(DW and I would LOVE to go to a party without the kiddos!)

 

[nighttowll]

I went to MVMCP when I was in my late 20s and had a great time. No kids, just me and my younger sister who was in her late teens. Never felt weird. I think the question is more do you like Disney, and do you like Christmas? If you enjoy those two things, go for it. We went, had a nice sit down meal, rode a few rides without waits, watched the parade, shopped, sipped cocoa, rode a few more rides, watched the fireworks and the snow come down.

 

[buteraa]

My husband turned 60 this year and I'm 48...no kids and we go every year...actually this year we're going twice! It's so much fun and there are so many adult couples without kids. So get your sparkle ears and light up necklace and go have fun!

 

[mamamelody2]

DH and I are mid-40s and we are going to our first one next week. Kids are staying home. Can't wait!

 

[HopperFan]

Needing an honest opinion: my husband and i are heading to Disney soon and I’ve been back and forth on whether or not we should go to MVMCP.. we’re 28 and 29 years old with no kids. Should we go?

No such thing as too old.

Disney is for EVERY age, kids don't own it, and certainly don't pay for it.

We've been all adults for a long time .... wouldn't think twice.

 

[izzylovesmickey]

We plan to thoroughly enjoy the party and we are 56 & 53.

 

[Cameron1515]

Your never too old for Disney, I say

 

[22Tink]

You should definitely go. Have a great time!

 

[kyomagi]

i agree with everyone else, you're never too old! you will see plenty of children free couples at parties, ESP at the halloween party!

 

[srwarden1928]

DW and I went to the Halloween Party. We were 42 and 46. While we rode everything that was open with little wait, trick or treated, saw the parade and fireworks we particularly went with the goal of riding Dumbo.

If you WANT to go to the Christmas party, GO to the Christmas party. No one will give any thought to the fact that you are two adults without kids. Have a wonderful time.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

If you are worried you're too old then you are too old.

I'm 31 and my sister just turned 38 today and while we have gone to MVMCP with her daughter last year and this year we went to MNSSHP just the two of us and will be going to MVMCP in 2018 just the two of us.
Her daughter is soon to be 19 and in college and still likes to go but also doesn't feel the pull like we do lol.

 

[Maggie'sMom]

I went to my first MVMCP when I was 38 and I went solo. One of the best times I have ever had at WDW.