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Has anyone spent 2 weeks at WDW?
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rioannidis
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Hi There. In July 2010 we went for 2 weeks and LOVED every minute!!! Went to the parks 8 days in total (2 at each) and had some relaxing pool days at the resort, OKW. In August 2012, we went for one week, stayed at POFQ and came home feeling it was way too short. SO in 2014, we will be going for 10 days and staying at POFQ again. Can't wait!
fireworksandfairytales
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- In the Parks
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The longest I've been there was 10 days and it was the best vacation ever.
Two weeks would be so amazing though.
Two weeks would be so amazing though.
taz0162
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We spent 17 days one year and went with a year pass which worked out since I traveled back the following Dec with a friend and his family and only had 2 days of that trip that were not covered my my pass. This past trip was 14 days. 12 days were in the parks with Disney Tickets and 2 days in the middle set aside for a side trip to Gatorland (Surprisingly more to do then I thought and had a great time) and Sea World (really packed and felt very cold and un-Disney-like but my wife and Kids had never been there before I had years ago and was kind of disappointed with this visit) If I'm going to go and take my kids to Disney I'm not going to want to worry about missing something. Plan meals and days with a general area of the park that you want to attack, leaving ample time to see everything. There is also many other activities that Disney offers such as The Hoop Dee Doo Review, The Luau at Poly, Horseback riding at the campground, and this last trips first experience Mickey's Backyard BBQ which was awesome and I cannot speak highly enough about it.
Prince-1
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If we did that now we would have to reserve all our rides and everything else. Pass!!! It was so relaxing and enjoyable.
The Empress Lilly
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My record is 42 days.
Britt
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No way you're that old!! You're doing better than me then! I always need some kind of rest days!Come on Crush..I'am old enough to be your Papa..LOL...There is no such word in the Disney dictionary as a Chill Out day..I'll do my sleeping in that magic bubble in the sky,hopefully not for a good while yet..P.S. Nice to hear from you again..
Once I lay down in that room at the end of the day, you're not getting this girl up for anything! Rest days are my lifesaver. Haha
Soarin2u
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More people than I'd thought there'd be that have gone for 2 weeks. My max ever has been 8 days and three were spent on a Disney cruise. Our average is a week. I really want to go for 2 weeks though. Sounds so much more laid back and comforting. Spending a day by the pool with no worries of missing out on anything, being able to take naps without the fear of oversleeping, sitting around chatting at a restaurant, yep, I want that. I'm hoping with all my heart that I can pull off a graduation celebration there for two weeks with a few of my friends. You are all so lucky.
everado
Member
My dream is to go for two weeks next year when I turn 50 but it does'nt look too likely at this point.I had knee surgery # 3 last july and # 4 in january,then I sprained my ankle quite badly three weeks ago.I'm on the dollar down and a dollar a week plan for the rest of my life with doctors and hospitals, LOL,so unless my luck changes I won't be in the "magic bubble"for a while.BOO!!
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
6am starts ANY day? No thank you. My Disney days start with me rolling out of bed at 9 am, sometimes as late as 11, never earlier than 8.
But I also stay out until at least midnight, sometimes later.
Mrsdonaldduck
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we will be getting there as you leave @MOXOMUMD. We pull in 8/19. I love your plan! We too only have a few ADRsWe'll be at WDW August 5-20. 16 days of not leaving Disney property. We're not spending everyday at a theme park but added the WP&M option for the water parks and mini golf. Also planned a day at Ft. Wilderness fishing, pony ride, wagon ride and seeing the campfire movie. A DTD day at DisneyQuest then going to see Yeehaw Bob at POR. Matinee movie at AMC and a trip to ESPN WWoS, never been there. Lazy pool/laundry day at the resort then dinner and The Cult concert at House of Blues. Park days we are always one of the first at rope drop. Other days we make good use of the "Do Not Disturb" sign.
Have a wonderful trip!!!
MOXOMUMD
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Thank you. You too!
Lavndrfgmt2
New Member
14 days here though the last trip was in '93.
Wow! Are you serious?! That's awesome!My record is 42 days.
Goofnut1980
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Oh my... I was stressing out when I had 14 to manage and make sure were everywhere I needed them to be. I couldn't imagine 19! Bless you!
Our trips (with the exception of a short one for MVMCP) have been 10, 11, and 12 days. We are in at least one park every day, but we also find time to swim, shop, and hit DTD. With the longer stays I don't feel guilty sleeping in a bit, going back to the pool a bit, or pressure to go go go.
minniemickeyfan
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Just got home from a 17 night stay. Did afternoon breaks with the baby's nap, but did swimming then too. It was great. Love 2 week stays in the summer.
DfromATX
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I would never actually leave Texas, but in my daydreaming I will say I wish I could LIVE at one of the Disney resorts. My husband mocks me and says it would get old after a while. I'm sure I wouldn't go to WDW every day of course, but imagine just living at one of their resorts!
Wow! How'd you pull that one off?My record is 42 days.
It's awseome that so many of you have been able to stay for so long. I think taking a 2 week trip would be pretty awesome. Like others have mentioned, it'd be nice to take things at my own pace, and not have to worry about getting fastpasses at one end of the park, and running over to the other side, just so we can get everything done in a day. I imagine some days I'd take to relax by the pool or hotel, and maybe just go to Downtown Disney, or even just go to see the fireworks. Especially with my whole family who likes to travel together, it'd be great to have more down time enjoying the simpler things.