Im sure we can all chime in with opinions, advice, good ideas etc. however that may only work for the individual who gave it!!! Id need to know a lot more information than you gave in order to help you, such as when you are going, where you are staying, how old you are, are any kids going with you, how old are they, The list just goes on and on. Bellegeordie said:Im about to visit WDW for the first timebut im overwhelmed by the amount of hints, tips and general advice found on websites....is there anybody willing to help my overloaded brain...x
MerHearted said:For a first trip, I say forget all the tips and hints and just show up and be ready for a grand adventure. For a first-timer, I can't imagine planning and learning everything I could about the place. Where's the fun in that? WDW is an amazing world with surprises around every corner. Just go and be taken in by magic and awe. :wave:
wannabeBelle said:Im sure we can all chime in with opinions, advice, good ideas etc. however that may only work for the individual who gave it!!! Id need to know a lot more information than you gave in order to help you, such as when you are going, where you are staying, how old you are, are any kids going with you, how old are they, The list just goes on and on. Belle
MerHearted said:For a first trip, I say forget all the tips and hints and just show up and be ready for a grand adventure. For a first-timer, I can't imagine planning and learning everything I could about the place. Where's the fun in that? WDW is an amazing world with surprises around every corner. Just go and be taken in by magic and awe. :wave:
How absolutely beautiful!!!!!!! BelleMerHearted said:Three years ago, I took my first trip. I was 19 years old and I had never had a vacation before. When my family was finally able to take one, I said I wanted to go to Disney World. I had always dreamt of that place and I wanted to see it, at least once in my life. I wasn't sure why. I knew absolutely nothing about it. All I knew was that it had a castle. That was it, I knew nothing else. I didn't know about any rides or shows and dining options or resorts or anything. And when we finally decided to go, we did zero planning whatsoever. We didn't even have a place to stay for the night when we arrived in Orlando. None of that really mattered (we ended finding a little motel a mile outside after the day was over). You'd think that would have been a disaster, but that couldn't be further from the truth. That day was the most magical day of my life. I stepped into Disney's gates without a clue in the world what to expect and I had the adventure of a lifetime. Magic can't be planned, it just happens. Around every corner, there was something new to surprise me, to take hold of me, to always cherish. With every moment, my eyes were wide opened and my mouth gaping in awe. My life forever changed that day. I spent another 2 days at Disney to complete my first trip. Looking back, it was an incredible experience I will never let go of. There's nothing I would change about it.
If you plan on taking more trips to Disney, save the planning for then. But for the first time, don't spoil this "whole new world" for yourself. :wave:
CMWannabe said:My first trip was to celebrate a significant birthday and at short notice so I didnt get much chance to plan, however, I did check out the times of the parades etc.. Depends when you go but some of the parades aren't on every day, and you really need to see them ?!! :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy:
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