momofmaz
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You can definitely gain significant real weight. My DH and I have, At home we eat very lean. At WDW we really let go Sample of our day on vacation Breakfast in the room: greek yogurt with some granola mixed in, fruit and black coffee Morning Snack: split a cinnamon roll Lunch by the pool: straight up Hendrick's martini ( no mixers so not high in calories as those fruity drinks), me: chicken sandwich or salad, and fruit, a few fries; DH: burger and fries or pork sliders and fries and a martini same as me Afternoon Snack: usually ice cream Dinner: Usually signature TS: Me: 2 Martini , salad app and a bite of DH's app, fish dish of some sort, split dessert; DH: usually and appetizer steak or pork tenderloin and potato ,2 martini, split dessert ( dinner even with some smarter choices like mine holding sauces and dressings on the side can run close to 1500-2000 calories, DH's steak dinner can be close to 2500) Usually we have a night cap as well, maybe a snack of some sort We gain like 3-4 REAL pounds in a week. Real as in it takes weeks for them to come off and with a lot of work. FWIW we walk about 10-12 miles a day there as well It would be very possible to gain 10 real pounds If a person went and had a real breakfast, burger and fry lunch, and full dinner of app, entree, dessert, a few pina coladas or fruity drinks throughout the day ( can be between 400-600 calories a piece !), and a few snacks you can easily consume 6-8 thousand calories a day. You aren't walking that off
We can agree to disagree. lol from the view point of someone who has worked with dietitians and personal trainers 10 real pounds doesn't happen over night or in a week, unless you are not moving at all.
I probably eat 3-4k calories a day at disney and never gain an actual pound. I bloat a little for a week after but nothing significant. My size 2 pants may appear a tad tight by the end but I know it's not actual pounds that take time to work off. I also workout while at disney, walk all over and carry a 30 pound toddler a significant portion of the day so that might help.