WDW without MVMCP???

[LadyDulcinea1]

According to the website, there is no MVMCP the weekend immediately following Thanksgiving for 2007. Is it still worth going to WDW for Christmasyness at this time even without this? Any feedback would be appreciated

 

[TiggerAllie]

where did you find the MVMCP list for 2007? is the MNSSHP list out for 2007 as well?
TIA!

 

[disndatworld]

Just took a 12/2-12/10 trip. We didn't do MVMCP, and I'm not sorry. There was plenty of time for everything. I don't think after all day I could pull an out till 1 or 2 a.m. deal... but then again I get up first thing...so that's just me. Have fun. It's beautiful at Christmas.

 

[rlovew]

The weekend following Thanksgiving is too crowded for them to bother with a MVMCP you won't find it any Thanksgiving weekend.

 

[AJKMOM]

The decorations are all up by the Sunday after Thanksgiving, so it is a great time to go, but not until then. You certainly do not need to attend MVMCP to feel the holiday spirit at WDW. We went once, and felt it was nothing we would ever do again. By the Sunday after Thanksgiving, there are shows, parades, and lights that are Christmas themed. Just avoid Pop Warner week.

 

[dolphindan1]

Just avoid Pop Warner week.

dont ask or do a search for it if you dont know what it is....LOL

 

[Mouse511]

We usually visit WDW in October, but this year decided on a December trip. The decorations are beautiful! I would recommend planning a trip at least once to see the decorations. We also attended the MVMCP on 12/11 and we had a good time. We walked on all of the rides with no wait. But, now that we've seen the decorations, we'll go back to September/October trips

 

[2gether]

And had a great time. I don't think it really effects the aprks that much, but I wouldn't stay at the budget or moderate resorts that week (we are DVC)

I thought the Holiday Wishes was worth the price for admission for MVMCP, and the some of the other events were pretty cool.