What is your longest Disney Trip?

[bscott6471]

It would be awesome to spend a month at Disney World and do some things that there is normally not enough time for. What is your longest trip and what did you get done?

 

[nilla]

12 days, counting flight days. In 2015, we went to DHS on our arrival day, and DS (then DTD) on our departure day.

We do 3 days at MK, 2 days at HS, 1 day at AK, and 3 days at Epcot, with a "do nothing" day that typically involves the pool and DS. For 2016, we swapped out the "do nothing" day for a fourth Epcot day. Our arrival day will be spent entirely at Coronado, and our departure day will involve going to DS, possibly playing mini-golf, etc.

 

[tsme]

The longest we've been was 6 nights. I wish it were longer, just because we love Disney so much. We do all the parks, sometimes a party (if there's one going on), we've gone on tours, & we usually try for one day or half day to just relax. So we pretty much do everything we want to do.

 

[minnie mum]

Our longest was 12 days + travel days ( we drove, and visited friends on the way down and back). It was late April/early May, a few years ago and because Flower and Garden was on, we hopped to Epcot almost every day for an hour or 2. Of course back then there were a lot more seminars and demonstrations than they have now. We had 10 day tickets, so hit all the parks at least twice. We also had 2 no park days where we just relaxed at the resort.

We were ready to go home by the end of the 12 days. I don't think I would want a longer stay on property, but would consider moving offsite to do other things.

 

[PSUGuy]

11 nights, a split stay, first 9 at the Board Walk, last 2 at POFQ. We took a cab to POFQ the morning we checked out of BW we decided that if we were to go to MCO that minute that we'd be satisfied. We enjoyed our last 2 and we would have stayed longer if someone gave us accommodations but 9 was fine. Since then we did a lot of 8s, 9 last Oct., 10 this Oct. Typically when we get to the half way point we feel like we've done a lot and we get what my wife calls a 'Happy Surge' realizing we have the same amount of time to go.

Bill From PA

 

[figmentfan423]

Our longest trip is the one we have planned for this summer including travel days it will be 27 days. 14 Disney park days, one at KSC 6 for UNI, at least 2 for DTD and the Disney outlet stores and 2 we'll just play by ear

 

[Mousemommy1]

We normally do 10 nights/11 days annually and find that we can go at a slow enough pace to enjoy our resort amenities and see what we want to see at the parks.

We moved down to 7 nights last year because we had an infant...this year is 8 and I expect we will be back up to 10 next year.

 

[prettypatchesmsu]

Our longest was 13, but we are doing 15 days, 14 nights this fall. Too excited!

 

[Jfsag123]

At this point, just 7 nights, but our upcoming trip is 12 nights. We will actually probably get a similar amount to our shorter trips done, just at a more leisurely pace.

 

[ChasingLeslie]

We're going for 8d/7n and that will be our longest trip.

 

[gypsicat]

Our first trip this summer will be 11 days. I almost fear that it might be too long. But I have no idea what I am doing and everything is new, so it will probably be fine. We originally planned for a 7 night stay but when my mom decided to go, we extended it so we could tour at a more leisurely pace since she isn't the most active person, lol.

 

[KimBean]

10 days 9 nights.

 

[Mel.I.Am]

We stayed for 10 days and went to MK twice and all the other parks once, had a Disney Springs day and a resort day. I still think we could have spent a few more days there. So our next trip we'll be aiming for 13-14 day stay.

 

[Chelley00]

We did 15 nights (2 nights travel, 13 nights at Wyndham Bonnet Creek) We did 2 days EP, 2 MK, 1 AK, 2 DHS, Legoland, 2 days Universal/IOA and 1 day Seaworld and one day off smack in the middle. I5 t was me, our 2 youngest kids and my mom. My brother and his family met joined us for 4 days but stayed onsite at Disney.

It was great because we felt like we didn't have to rush to get stuff done in one day and we had time off. It was awful because DS got pneumonia and felt crappy and kept me up 2 nights in a row. By day 11 or so I was ready to go home.

 

[figmentfan423]

Our first trip this summer will be 11 days. I almost fear that it might be too long. But I have no idea what I am doing and everything is new, so it will probably be fine. We originally planned for a 7 night stay but when my mom decided to go, we extended it so we could tour at a more leisurely pace since she isn't the most active person, lol.

Enjoy your first trip. Relax it won't be too long. We've always only done 10 park days and a day or 2 for DTD and such, before and it always felt way too short.

 

[North of Mouse]

It would be awesome to spend a month at Disney World and do some things that there is normally not enough time for. What is your longest trip and what did you get done?

Two weeks, and that was long enough. There's just so much playing and eating that we can enjoy at one time - even Disney! Love to go, but am always ready to get back home to real life, believe it or not!

 

[LisaCM614]

This is my dad's second Disney Winter. Last year they stayed for 2 months, this year they are staying until April. They rent a condo and go to the parks just about every day! On Tuesdays he plays golf at Oak Trail. they have done a lot but my dad said there is still more to do!

 

[RustManFan]

It will be 8 nights at POR this Nov-Dec.

 

[blestmom]

This trip we're on now.....17 days!

 

[courtneybeth]

We usually do 6 nights and 5 days - get everything done that we want to get done and return home before we feel the damage in our bank accounts.