Thanks Jen!!!Another great park post!!! I have to agree MK and EPCOT are right there at the top!!
Loved your pictures!! So gorgeous!!
I too am finding that the more times I go the more the way I see Disney also changes and I love that...no two trips are ever the same!

I think that must be the reason we all just keep going back-- because no matter what your age, every time you go, it is a different trip. And based on where you are in life--- whether it is as a child, or a teen or as a Honeymooner or parent of small children or even as an older adult--- the trip always seems to feed your need at that time in your life. There's always something there that can speak to you and fill your soul.

I admit it broke my heart, just because I was so worried that they'd never understand my love of WDW. When I told them we were going back the next year they hated the idea, but once that magic swept over them, they understood.Jo, I bet you were beyond upset that the kids said they hated WDW. That makes me feel sad.I'm so happy that they were able to go back and really experience the magic.
I wonder how many people actually do go at a crazy time and think WDW is that way, all the time? And then never return?
I know that there have to be lots of people who go to WDW when it's crowded, and even when it isn't-- and they don't ever fall in love with it- they never have those feelings that we all share. And so they don't understand how you can "keep going back". I think a lot of people become disillusioned and view it as "Just an amusement park" and it makes me sad for them. My Mom is one of those people-- she has never gone with my kids and it makes me sad that she's missed out on all of the magic we've had with them thru the trips.
I do know that if it had've been my first trip to WDW that Christmas, I never would've gone back. It was miserable beyond comprehension.
It makes me sad when ANYONE says they hated WDW but if my kids said that I'd be heartbroken. I'm glad you have had many chances to rectify that!!
I agree - MK and Epcot for me. I like certain things about each park, but if I could only do two, these would be the ones!
Here's some double digit dancing for you too Jo!
Thanks for the 'Naner dudes! You know I love them.
They make me smile.I think if they never expanded to any other parks in Florida, I'd be fine with WDW the way that it is. When I went to DL, even though I loved DL alone- it's so quaint and adorable---- I found myself missing Epcot so much-- it's just my idea of what Disney is!

I'm so happy that they were able to go back and really experience the magic. 
They're all special in their own unique way!!!
and it seems it changes each time. The review I read said you should ride it more than once, this person rode it 5x and had a different expierence each time. 
MK was also my 2nd fav, until I reconsidered after reading Shelly's list.
Now I would say it is tied for 2nd with DHS. (which I think was still MGM on our last trip-when did it change?) And then, what seems to be everybody's bottom of the barrel, AK. 

I'm sure we won't last long there this time. 

He was awesome as always!! 

I loved Star Tours and can not wait to ride the new one!
And you won't have little kids with you so all the people who have had a little too much Food & Wine Festival (emphasis on the Wine) that are walking around yelling profanities might not be as bothersome. I hope you don't encounter any of that though!! Or any of the crowds we did. 


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We arrived on a Saturday and we went straight to Epcot. Crowds everywhere!
We are however still trying something new that night!