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Disney world Florida
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anth
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4 year old just said 'when are we going to Disney land?'
Funny that, my 4 year old asked the same question this morning.
Tex
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^^ Too young. They won’t even remember it and will be too young to go on a lot of the rides if that’s what they’re into.
They’ll enjoy meeting the characters but will enjoy it no less if they’re 8 or 9 and there’s a much greater likelihood they’ll remember it and understand what a big deal it is to go to America and visit the parks.
So you’ve got five years to save up!
They’ll enjoy meeting the characters but will enjoy it no less if they’re 8 or 9 and there’s a much greater likelihood they’ll remember it and understand what a big deal it is to go to America and visit the parks.
So you’ve got five years to save up!
Butcher's Coat
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Tell it to save up their pennies, and maybe one day they will go there.
anth
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^^ Too young. They won’t even remember it and will be too young to go on a lot of the rides if that’s what they’re into.
They’ll enjoy meeting the characters but will enjoy it no less if they’re 8 or 9 and there’s a much greater likelihood they’ll remember it and understand what a big deal it is to go to America and visit the parks.
So you’ve got five years to save up!
She's been to Disney Paris in September, so she probably means that, but we are planning Florida for 2027. She will be 6 by then so while she wont be able to go on all the bigger rides she will still enjoy it and we will be going back again when she is older.
We have.
BMX Bandit
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Ideal age for first time imo.4 year old just said 'when are we going to Disney land?'
There is about 80 rides and attractions you can do without height restrictions so not that many rides they won’t be able to ride in Disney world parks unless they’re closed.^^ Too young. They won’t even remember it and will be too young to go on a lot of the rides if that’s what they’re into.
They’ll enjoy meeting the characters but will enjoy it no less if they’re 8 or 9 and there’s a much greater likelihood they’ll remember it and understand what a big deal it is to go to America and visit the parks.
So you’ve got five years to save up!
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anth
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I'd say 4 is fine for Disney Paris. At that age they wont really be able to tell the difference between Paris and Orlando yet you have to entertain them for the long flight.
PTR
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I'd agree with this. And go out of season too to save even more - pick a quiet time with low queues - no school fines either going Mon-Wed or similar.
^^ Too young. They won’t even remember it and will be too young to go on a lot of the rides if that’s what they’re into.
They’ll enjoy meeting the characters but will enjoy it no less if they’re 8 or 9 and there’s a much greater likelihood they’ll remember it and understand what a big deal it is to go to America and visit the parks.
So you’ve got five years to save up!
Never too young. There's something for every age.
IMO of course
Space Hopper
Winger
Mickey Mouse's helicopter is no use in Scotland.
Disneyland.
Disneyland.
BMX Bandit
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Have you already been fined? If not just get fined. You get two before court
Here at the minute with a 4yo and 9yo and there's more than enough. She's over the 40" height so can do plenty of the rides. Also, might still be the case when she's older but the magic of the frozen stuff seems geared towards the younger ages.
We've done MK, HS, AK and at Epcot today. Staying on site and being able to go first thing then back on a night is great too.
We've done MK, HS, AK and at Epcot today. Staying on site and being able to go first thing then back on a night is great too.
Enjoy!
Disney tickets are a great price again for next year atm! Decent Black Friday deals, cheapest seems to be here this time:
Plenty of “perks” as well which can help with discounts on dining etc.
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Plenty of “perks” as well which can help with discounts on dining etc.
BMX Bandit
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Book market that site for next year. Come in a bit cheaper than ATD for the freedom type pass.
Seemed too good to be true! Considerably cheaper than the rest. Always worth checking tho as they swap around don't they.
PTR
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Took the eldest when she was a couple of months off 3, same thought as you had re: Free.
Was great, we had a great time. But she didn't remember it beyond having the pictures up in her room - she remembers it because of the pictures if you know what I mean?
Then took them all to DLP when the twins were 3.5 and tbh it was too cold for them (went in Jan, which we love, but the littlun's couldn't get warm).
2 is what it is. There's always things to do, and plent of things you wouldn't notice especially for the little ones that you don't know unless you read up in advance, like activity stations in Epcot, play parks etc.
Oli Wagkz
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Aye we took our daughter when she was 4, she loved it. Managed to get on plenty of rides etc.
Plus we got pics with pretty much every character. Which we'd never really done when it was the 2 of us.
Thinking we can split off to do rides with our daughter as well if needed. We'll stay at Disney again, which makes it a touch easier getting about.
Loads of our mates have been to DLP, I've never fancied it for the reason you say. Wouldn't seem right being in Disney and not sweating my back off
