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My fiancee and I are going down to Florida in June this year. It's his first time going to Florida, and my (probably) millionth time. I always love going to Disney when I go down there. He has no interest in Disney. Before I showed him videos of what it was actually like, he was convinced it was just "princess-y". Now I've convinced him to go to Disney, but he only wants to go for a day. I know from experience how hard it is to choose a park to go to, especially for only a day. I'm thinking we should get the Day Park-hopper pass, but that would be a ton to fit into one day. He doesn't like rides like rollercoasters or anything that would make him dizzy/get vertigo. We also don't want to spend our entire week at Disney, as him having this be his first time in Florida, wants to experience it all.
Any ideas on what we could do, how we could fit the most out of a short period of time?
Update:
I talked with my mom who's the one we'll be staying with when we're down there. She actually offered to pay for us to go at least 3 days on our vacation! This makes deciding wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy easier. Especially because my mom is the type that loves park-hoppers so we can travel freely through the 4 parks. And trust me, 3 days for 4 parks is more than enough for me, and i've been there a million times.
My fiancee and I are going down to Florida in June this year. It's his first time going to Florida, and my (probably) millionth time. I always love going to Disney when I go down there. He has no interest in Disney. Before I showed him videos of what it was actually like, he was convinced it was just "princess-y". Now I've convinced him to go to Disney, but he only wants to go for a day. I know from experience how hard it is to choose a park to go to, especially for only a day. I'm thinking we should get the Day Park-hopper pass, but that would be a ton to fit into one day. He doesn't like rides like rollercoasters or anything that would make him dizzy/get vertigo. We also don't want to spend our entire week at Disney, as him having this be his first time in Florida, wants to experience it all.
Any ideas on what we could do, how we could fit the most out of a short period of time?
Update:
I talked with my mom who's the one we'll be staying with when we're down there. She actually offered to pay for us to go at least 3 days on our vacation! This makes deciding wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy easier. Especially because my mom is the type that loves park-hoppers so we can travel freely through the 4 parks. And trust me, 3 days for 4 parks is more than enough for me, and i've been there a million times.
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