What is your longest Disney Trip?

[BuckeyeBama]

Exclusively WDW - 15 nights (14 days in the parks).
Mixed in the area - 23 days (Cocoa Beach, WDW, & Cruise)

 

[THEDISNEYTHREE]

Two weeks

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

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?

A few years back, there was a poster who spent a month at FW while their home was undergoing a large renovation project. They just parked the camper, bought APs and lived at the Fort.

Our longest stay has been about a week.

I wouldn't mind camping at the Fort for a month.

 

[Meriweather]

we usually do 14 nights.....I am on one now.

We did do 14 nights WDW and 7 night DCL a little over a year.....that is the longest

 

[DizDaD7]

Shortest was our honeymoon which was 6nts 7 days.... Mostly they're 8 or 9 nts, but we've had 11nt/12 days twice during the summer months..Mixed reviews and 2 very different trips for sure....With that many days and nights it's real easy to go at a nice relaxed pace, and also stop and unwind with a few resort days too.

Hoping to do an 8 niter in fall & back to a 10 or 11 niter in the spring or summer 2017.

 

[FancyNancy]

This upcoming trip will be our longest! We are planning 2 days at MK, 2 days at EPCOT, 1 at AK, 1 at HS, 2 days at Typhoon Lagoon, 1 at Blizzard Beach, 1 at Disney Springs, and 1 day hopping around the Deluxe resorts.

 

[Raeven]

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[ciera321]

13 days, 6 at CR MK view and 7 at Poly.....we loved it!

 

[Monykalyn]

2015- 13 days total Orlando-6 days onsite at Disney, then 7 days offsite - with one night in the middle of offsite at Universal; 6 total days at WDW parks, 2 1/2 at Uni, a couple down days of pool/resort (we did a day at HS from offsite too) + travel days (usually a resort day and offsite meals), 1/2 day at Disney springs. It was the right length and perfect combo of onsite(convenience, magic etc) with offsite (SPACE, much cheaper, better food). Not planning on going back til end of 2017 at earliest

 

[kohlby]

We did 2MK, 3 EP, 1.5 DHS, 0.5 AK, 1 MNSSHP, both waterparks, Disney Quest twice, Disney Springs twice. And a day at Legoland. We were there for 13 nights. We would have stayed one more night if we could have to go to the waterparks again. (We had 6 nights at Dolphin and 7 nights at a Condo using Sky Auction).

 

[davale4]

Last year we spent 21 days. We took our time with every park, many signature dining and plenty of resort and pool time. It did feel too long and was ready to come home. This year we are going for 12 days. When planning, it felt too short and could not fit many of the things we wish to do! Need to rethink a longer visit for next year!

 

[DanInMN]

Our upcoming trip will be 9 nights, which I believe is our longest WDW trip. Work makes long trips difficult to impossible.

We spent a month (2 weeks vacation, 2 weeks sick leave, all under FMLA) in Colombia in 2015 working through the process of adopting our twin girls. Now I really wish I had more vacation time as there are so many things I'd like to do with the kids. They are 14, so we only have a few years until they won't want to do things with us!

 

[FaithTrustPixieDust522]

We have done as many as 12 and as few as 3. The sweet spot for us seems to be around 8 or 9. It's enough time to see/do what we want at a leisurely pace and not get tired of being there.

 

[DougEMG]

We've been doing 5 week trips lately, 4 weeks at Disney and 1 at Universal. Next trip is Apr and it is for a 5 weeks.
The plan is to retire next year so we might ended up doing even longer trips.

 

[Disney Khaleesi]

Longest was for eight days. It was a great length for us but I wouldn't mind going for longer.

 

[Lalabubbles]

13 nights/14 days has been our longest so far. We enjoying being able to go at a slower pace and have a couple resort/DS days. We are thinking of adding a few more days on to our next trip!

 

[mshanson3121]

Thus far, we spent 11 nights in Florida (and a total of 15 nights away since we spent 2 nights on the drive, each way). The first day we didn't even arrive until 4:00 pm, and of course the last day we were leaving at 5 am. So we really had 10 days in Florida and spent 6 at Disney. DH wants our next trip to be even longer, because he wants more time for R&R, but that will all depend on how bad the CDN dollar is by next year. Next trip may need to be shorter. Since we drive, it makes more sense to have longer trips, but if I could convince him to fly, I'd prefer shorter trips.

 

[DisneyPiPhi]

I feel like the six years we lived in Florida were one giant Disney trip.

However, our upcoming 7-night spring break trip will definitely be my longest as an adult. We went for five nights last year and it was always one or two nights when we lived in Florida. I'm sure our vacations to WDW as kids were all one week or less, as well. I would love to go for longer trips, but I am a teacher and cannot take time off during the school year, and I don't really want to be in Florida in summer ever again!

 

[a742246]

Our longest was 11 nights and 12 days. it gave us a couple of days to be at home before facing the real world again. I couldn't imagine coming home from Disney and facing work the next morning! ugh!

 

[katt789]

11-12 days I think is my longest stretch of TRUE vacation! I arrived and spent half with my Mom, then my bff flew in and we spent the rest of the trip together after my Mom left. I'd had the trip planned with my Mom and then a friend at work wanted to do Disney, but still wanted free dining & Halloween so the only dates that worked were a day of lapover with the other trip. Because it was 2 separate trips there was a lot of doing the same thing over again, especially since neither Mom nor bff had been there.
-Each park twice (mk more)
-Spirit of Aloha
-two mnsshp
-1 sit down meal per day for the first half (thank you free dining)
-split stay at AKL and AoA (opening day too)

Now if you count non-vacation trips, we did a contact for Disney that ran a year long and we hit the parks every. single. weekend. Friday mk, saturday another park, sometimes Universal. Never did we spend a day off from work not in the parks. Did we do everything we wanted, NOPE
-LOTS of Hoop Dee Doo (we're talking above 25)
-Dtd adventures, mainly Ragland Road
-24 hr day
-2 Dapper days
-Food & wine
-Flower & garden
-3 MVMCP
-8 (?) MNSSHP
-Stay cations at multiple resorts of multiple levels (beach club, club level was fantastic)
-Dined at pretty much all the restaurants we wanted (Artist point continued to escape us)
-Star Wars weekends