Grendalynn
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What is the time time frame between each of your Disney Trips? For as much as I would love to go to WDW every year, its just not going to happen. We dont own a DVC, cant guarentee when we can get away each year and things like that. I am curious to know what others do. I think many of us would like to go several times a year or maybe even live there.
Some families do it every year, I am on the every 2 to 3 year thing, I think. I am worried that it will lose the magic should we go every year, and I want our kids to experience other things outside of Disney. Be it domestic travel (within the USA) or other places in the world...
We went last April ('08) and am considering next April ('10), but also thought about waiting til 2011 andgo elsewhere next year as I am not sure that we can get away tis year until the summer. I just cant do Florida in August! Ok, enough rambling... I look forward to seeing the posts/replies!
TIA!!
Some families do it every year, I am on the every 2 to 3 year thing, I think. I am worried that it will lose the magic should we go every year, and I want our kids to experience other things outside of Disney. Be it domestic travel (within the USA) or other places in the world...
We went last April ('08) and am considering next April ('10), but also thought about waiting til 2011 andgo elsewhere next year as I am not sure that we can get away tis year until the summer. I just cant do Florida in August! Ok, enough rambling... I look forward to seeing the posts/replies!
TIA!!

We also try to do different things on each trip--eat different places, stay different places (although we're planning on staying at BC again this year--LOVED IT!), tours, etc., so each trip is really different. Many families go to the beach for vacation every year, and would never question it; I don't see a big difference. Also, for us, Disney is probably the best place for us to vacation. DH doesn't like sitting on the beach for days on end. DD11 has Asperger's Syndrome, and WDW is great about making accomodations for kids (and adults) with special needs (no, we DO NOT get front of line access, only Make-a-Wish kids get that!)--not every place does that. This makes our vacation much more relaxing. We will continue to go to WDW as long as our kids want to, as often as we can! 
). Originally we had planned a 2009 trip but our 15th anniversary is June of 2010 and since we Honeymooned at Disney World, we (or I) thought it would be a fun idea to do a deluxe trip that included our son. 
For many, they live a lot closer to the Mouse than I do so it is easier on the budget to visit more often. I always try to keep those things in mind when I read posts.
