rosegoldmonorail
Julia
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- Dec 29, 2018
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Hi all! My name is Julia and I'm 22 years old. I'm an AP and in August I'll be taking my 11th trip to WDW with my BFF! This isn't going to be an exciting PTR to read, because I'll mostly be using it to organize my thoughts, but if you want to read, welcome!
Who We Are:
Julia (me), 22. Disney FANATIC. Loves all thing fairytales, princesses, and Magic Kingdom. Cries at every parade and fireworks show. Total Disney nerd.
Anna (BFF), 20 (will be 21 for the trip woohoo!!) Only been to Disney twice and it was for softball tournaments so she didn't get the full "Disney experience." Not a Disney fan. Doesn't even have a favorite princess (gasp!)
My main goal this trip is to turn Anna into a Disney-loving maniac! But that probably won't happen, so my second goal is to just have fun ;-)
When & Where:
For privacy reasons I'm not going to say our exact trip dates, just that it's sometime in August. (I will say that it's before SGE opens so we won't be dealing with those crowds thank god.)
We'll be staying in a preferred room at Pop Century. When the summer AP deals dropped I was able to upgrade our room plus save us an extra $100. I stayed at Pop in March for the first time and I absolutely adore it. For the price point, it really can't be beat. (And this is coming from a deluxe-resort snob.)
Misc.:
We aren't doing the dining plan. Anna's not really a big eater, so it doesn't make sense for her. Plus we want to do a couple sit-downs, but not enough for the regular dining plan, and more than for the quick-service dining plan to make sense.
I'm not sure if we'll do rope-drop to close. Anna says that's what she wants to do, but as a Disney vet, this is going to get exhausting after like the second day. I'm all for going back to the hotel midday and resting for an hour or two, or hanging by the pool. After all, this is a vacation, and it's supposed to be relaxing!
We're also not doing waterparks. I'm all for going to the waterparks when it's a longer stay, but we'll only be there five days so I want to make sure we get everything done in the theme parks.
Who We Are:
Julia (me), 22. Disney FANATIC. Loves all thing fairytales, princesses, and Magic Kingdom. Cries at every parade and fireworks show. Total Disney nerd.
Anna (BFF), 20 (will be 21 for the trip woohoo!!) Only been to Disney twice and it was for softball tournaments so she didn't get the full "Disney experience." Not a Disney fan. Doesn't even have a favorite princess (gasp!)
My main goal this trip is to turn Anna into a Disney-loving maniac! But that probably won't happen, so my second goal is to just have fun ;-)
When & Where:
For privacy reasons I'm not going to say our exact trip dates, just that it's sometime in August. (I will say that it's before SGE opens so we won't be dealing with those crowds thank god.)
We'll be staying in a preferred room at Pop Century. When the summer AP deals dropped I was able to upgrade our room plus save us an extra $100. I stayed at Pop in March for the first time and I absolutely adore it. For the price point, it really can't be beat. (And this is coming from a deluxe-resort snob.)
Misc.:
We aren't doing the dining plan. Anna's not really a big eater, so it doesn't make sense for her. Plus we want to do a couple sit-downs, but not enough for the regular dining plan, and more than for the quick-service dining plan to make sense.
I'm not sure if we'll do rope-drop to close. Anna says that's what she wants to do, but as a Disney vet, this is going to get exhausting after like the second day. I'm all for going back to the hotel midday and resting for an hour or two, or hanging by the pool. After all, this is a vacation, and it's supposed to be relaxing!
We're also not doing waterparks. I'm all for going to the waterparks when it's a longer stay, but we'll only be there five days so I want to make sure we get everything done in the theme parks.