What would you reply when you tell someone your going on a Disney cruise and they reply saying ...

[KalamityJane]

I prefer to indulge my inner child rather than be a stuck up prig. So yes, I'm totally 5. And own it!

I should add, I'm totally going to be the one squealing as we walk onto the ship Been to the World and Land many times and it NEVER grows old.

 

[com_op_2000]

What I tell people is:
Whoever pays the piper calls the music.
If someone wants you to go on a vacation and they are willing to pay for it, go and have a great time on them. If you are paying for the trip you go where and when you choose to go.

 

[RedSox68]

Yes -- and a very advanced 5 because I seem to know the good cruise line and you don't......nah nah nah nah nah nah!

 

[nhgirl]

..... what are u, 5

Lol

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I would say don't knock it til you've tried it.

 

[mel&me]

..... what are u, 5

Lol

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Yes, I Am!

 

[mickeymedic]

..... what are u, 5

Lol

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I'd say "Bless your heart" in my most southern bell tone.

 

[wilkeliza]

My response would probably be "No but are you?". My money my choice.

 

[diznymom]

"Yep. And I'm the one bringing the crayons".

We are going on a Merrytime Cruise in December. The little girl in me is definitely coming out to play. Even though we do not have little kids, I am definitely going to the kids' club open houses, so I can see what we bigger kids are missing. DH wants to "drive the ship".

 

[Scillycruisers]

Yep, being 5 is great, being a grown up is highly over-rated!

 

[FutureMrsF]

I would just feel sorry for them that they have never experienced the incredible service and true Magic of Disney

 

[shh]

Ha - I just discovered cruising in general last year and am so hooked. While I've never cruised Disney yet, I mentioned to a couple of people that I was going on a cruise and they asked "what are you - 90?" That's for "old" people!

So I guess you can't win either way.

 

[Dixielady908]

Since my Children are grown, we still like to cruise with Disney, the comment I get a lot is, you travel Disney without kids?? Why??
Your right, I just stop trying to make them understand. They just don't get it.

 

[CamperMomma]

"35 actually, but thanks for your insight on OUR vacation" With the most annoyed tone I could handle.

 

[Kuzcotopia1]

I've never gotten a "what are you, 5?" type of comment before. A lot of people I know are usually jealous.

My parents just came with us in September. It was their first cruise ever and obviously on Disney. They are NOT Disney people. They took us to WDW when I was 13 years old in August and hated every minute of it. It was their first, last and only Disney experience. My dad came off the cruise raving to anyone about how it "exceeded his expectations" and he would cruise on DCL again without any kids because everything was great. He will not stop talking about the food. "Every night I had the best meal of my life!" lol.

 

[postalchick71]

If I was 5 I wouldn't be able to do all the cool grown up activities on a Disney Cruise. And walk away.

 

[Paula Sedley-Burke]

They don't want to go? Too bad more eye scream for us...

 

[Neptune's Fork]

I wouldn't say anything and just let them believe what they want to believe. If there are people out there dissuaded by some perception they have, fine with me, we don't need any more demand out there driving up cost.

 

[RedSox68]

Ha - I just discovered cruising in general last year and am so hooked. While I've never cruised Disney yet, I mentioned to a couple of people that I was going on a cruise and they asked "what are you - 90?" That's for "old" people!

So I guess you can't win either way.

HA HA -- I get that when I mention that I cruised Holland America and Princess -- that's it's all old people and boring (none of which we experienced).

 

[The Sasquatch]

you guys are way too nice...

I would of said "Are you an *******?"

 

[AquaDame]

Well my partner told her boss at work and that was his reply

Nope, [real age]. I've been on other lines and DCL is more fun. Have you looked at them or are you too old?