ThinkTink721
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I always tend to majorly overplan for our WDW trips...Can anyone give me any tips to help me not to do this on our next trip!...Help! 
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Help Me To Stay Calm & Not Overplan
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danpam1024
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I totally agree...I used to make myself sick trying to plan the perfect vacation for my family. All I worry about now is the hotel and a few ADRs. It gives us so much more flexibility and we enjoy wandering the world aimlessly, and are able to rediscover our favorite place. We have our fav restaurants, but a few years ago DH was wanting some fried chicken..we asked a CM where we could go (we were at DHS) and she suggested 50's Prime Time. We go to WDW ALL OF THE TIME and had never went there....well now it is a MUST:slurp:. So anyway...relax and be on vacation! All that matters is that you get to spend time with your family in the happiest place on Earth...that's what makes the "perfect" vacation!:sohappy:
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sublimesting
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Why would you stop planning? Why, just this morning my employee grabbed for my Disney plans on my desk saying "What is this?" I snatched it away so fast and said "Get your damn hands off of my desk! Those are my Disney plans an you can' look at them" I can't have non-Disney fans looking at my master plan.
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wvdisneyfamily
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I'm not sure I was ever that bad. Wow. We are doing AP this year instead of a ten day hopper because we usually stay for two weeks. I think this has dramatically increased our flexibility. We don't have to have 10 declared park days now. We can go in and out as needed. I feel this AP may be a dangerous addiction. Lol.
The biggest planning we did this year was our ADR list. We basically know what parks we will be in on what days based on EMH.
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wvdisneyfamily
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That way no one will be in the park on the same day as you or try to make the same ADR as you. Lol
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njDizFan
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yes I admit to being a serial planner. It started out of neccessity a few trips back. My wife is a vegetarian and her father (who was coming on that trip) only eats about 4 different food items. Also my daughter was only 5 at the time so certain attractions and hours had to be set. So trying to please everyone I had to really buckle down and get some concise ADRs and times.
Since then it has become a major part of my vacation experience. Now since I am unable to get back to WDW for several years(twins on the way), I have actually started planning imaginary vacations:lookaroun. So far as to call and see if certain restaurants are available(not actually booking the reservations)and writing itineraries.
Richard(Master Yoda), I really wish I could join you guys at KK.
Since then it has become a major part of my vacation experience. Now since I am unable to get back to WDW for several years(twins on the way), I have actually started planning imaginary vacations:lookaroun. So far as to call and see if certain restaurants are available(not actually booking the reservations)and writing itineraries.
Richard(Master Yoda), I really wish I could join you guys at KK.
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sublimesting
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Don't think or a second that my staff would not undermine me and ruin my plans. What would I do if I went to my dinner at Boma and they told me I had alreay arrived. At which, I look over and see Nathan in my seat. Well, that would not go over well at all.
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