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34 year old adult ...Is Disney worth it??
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tinkerbell2
New Member
Well, I've never been to WDW as a child or with a child. I really think that Disney is for adults. So he's definitely going to enjoy it!:sohappy:
Since1976
Well-Known Member
Really depends on how cynical you are. There's a lot of crass commercialization at WDW to get annoyed by, and it can be be off-putting to some.
I happen to believe that it was easier to surrender yourself to the magic as an adult 10 years ago. WDW has gone down a bit in quality since then, though as a vacation destination it is still several cuts above any other.
I happen to believe that it was easier to surrender yourself to the magic as an adult 10 years ago. WDW has gone down a bit in quality since then, though as a vacation destination it is still several cuts above any other.
stingrock23
Active Member
I'm 25 and would go every month if I could. Age definitely does not matter.
If you like thrills, I'd recommend going to Universal also.
If you like thrills, I'd recommend going to Universal also.
TIGGER-FAN
New Member
It does not matter how old you are, as soon as you pass under the train station on main street you are instantly transformed into a child again. You will feel yourself being filled with the magic and find yourself rushing from one end of the park to the other to go on certain attractions. Go and have fun!
Pixie Duster
New Member
Animal Kingdom is GREAT for adults...
If you like animals or the environment or if you (or him) enjoy an atmosphere different from your typical theme park then Animal Kingdom is great for you. Animal Kingdom has a great atmosphere and it is really different because it is more laid back than the other parks, but remember this is the home of adventure
Also Africa has the dawa bar which is one of the few places in our parks that has a full bar:slurp:
A lot of people are in too much of a hurry to catch the animals . So take your time in DAK, it is NOT a half day park, get a map and look for the paw prints on the map so you know where to find the animals.
If you like animals or the environment or if you (or him) enjoy an atmosphere different from your typical theme park then Animal Kingdom is great for you. Animal Kingdom has a great atmosphere and it is really different because it is more laid back than the other parks, but remember this is the home of adventure
Also Africa has the dawa bar which is one of the few places in our parks that has a full bar:slurp:
A lot of people are in too much of a hurry to catch the animals
. So take your time in DAK, it is NOT a half day park, get a map and look for the paw prints on the map so you know where to find the animals.
mrtoad
Well-Known Member
Absolutly not. I am 35 and I stil love it. Don't ever think I won't love it at some point either. That being said, I think it has to be for you. I know people who think WDW is no big deal, they would rather go to the beach. I don't get that, because I love it so much - always have.
My husband and I went to WDW seven years ago to surprise our grandson (I was 50, DH was 53). The surprise was we were hooked. We have been back every May for the past seven years and cannot wait until this May. We have gone with our grandchildren and had a blast and have gone with two other couples our age and had even more fun. We go to every park, every ride plus party PI at night. WDW knows no age, I agree it may not be for everyone, however, those of us with our child still in our heart breaks loose whenever you go under the arch of WDW. Let your brother experience it and you just watch.
Have a great time.
Have a great time.
radioandy
Member
If you haven't gotten enough feedback yet :lol:...
I'm 34 and heading to WDW right after Christmas, and I can't wait!
I was blown away by the "magic" of the resort when I was about 7, but every trip back I find a new reason to love it more.
I've never been much for thrill rides, yet every Disney attraction is on such a grand scale that it's a "thrill" just sitting on your butt watching a show. Personally, I could spend about 3 days at Epcot, and I'd make this a priority for anyone not looking for roller coasters.
It's the attention to detail throughout the resort and personal touches from cast members that make it a great experience. For example, talk to the people from around the world working at Animal Kingdom or World Showcase. I suggest someone tall and blonde from Norway! :animwink:
Since you're here, you have probably seen the great resources on the web that preview all the things to do at WDW. There's so much, I'd definitely do a little homework before you go so you're not overwhelmed when you arrive.
Hope y'all have a great time.
I'm 34 and heading to WDW right after Christmas, and I can't wait!
I was blown away by the "magic" of the resort when I was about 7, but every trip back I find a new reason to love it more.
I've never been much for thrill rides, yet every Disney attraction is on such a grand scale that it's a "thrill" just sitting on your butt watching a show. Personally, I could spend about 3 days at Epcot, and I'd make this a priority for anyone not looking for roller coasters.
It's the attention to detail throughout the resort and personal touches from cast members that make it a great experience. For example, talk to the people from around the world working at Animal Kingdom or World Showcase. I suggest someone tall and blonde from Norway! :animwink:
Since you're here, you have probably seen the great resources on the web that preview all the things to do at WDW. There's so much, I'd definitely do a little homework before you go so you're not overwhelmed when you arrive.
Hope y'all have a great time.
Dizknee_Phreek
Well-Known Member
Amen to that! age is a highly over-rated concept.