Jen81NYC
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2020
Hi, I planned a surprise first trip to WDW for my kids for April 2020, which obviously didn’t happen. Last week I finally rebooked for April 2022 (16th to 23rd) even though I’m anxious about how crazy busy it will be. My kids will be 6.5 and just turned 9 during the trip (original trip was intended as a 7th birthday gift!) However, my in laws just informed us they’re treating the kids and grandkids to a 3-day Disney cruise from April 15th to the 18th to celebrate their 50th anniversary and I’m at a bit at a loss now. Is it too exhausting to do a cruise and then the parks for a few days?? Will my husband divorce me? Due to school schedules and dislike of FL heat, spring is the best time so I’m not sure what to do.
Will the DC provide so much Disney magic the kids won’t care about the parks afterwards? I’m grateful for the free DC of course but I’m not sure where that leaves my original WDW trip plan and would love any input! Note that I’ve never been on any cruise (any, not just Disney) and haven’t visited the parks since I was a teenager.
thanks!
Will the DC provide so much Disney magic the kids won’t care about the parks afterwards? I’m grateful for the free DC of course but I’m not sure where that leaves my original WDW trip plan and would love any input! Note that I’ve never been on any cruise (any, not just Disney) and haven’t visited the parks since I was a teenager.
thanks!