How long before you HAVE to to go back to WDW?

mickey04

Member
How long do you think you could last in between WDW trips before you would have to go again? I had 2 years in between my last 2 trips and it drove me crazy. I can't go nearly as often as I'd like because I'm 16, live in MA, and my mom says shes sick of WDW (I kniw what your thinking, how could anyone ever get sick of WDW) So I have no idea when I can go again, but it could not be until college (I want to take the college program). I don't know how I'm going to make it. I've been back a month and am already ready to go back. Anyway, 2 years has to be my limit, i don't know how I'm going to make it. :cry:
 

ToTBellHop

Well-Known Member
the minute I leave Disney Property I HAVE to go back...but I usually have to wait a year and it's VERY hard. Only one solution...move to Florida...but I can't do that until I finish my 8 years of college...
 
Upvote 0

Rdedeian

Member
I was planning on going down this month to check out the Braves Spring Training because there my favorite team but lack of funds caused it not to happen.

I'm now aiming at a September visit or maybe New Year's. Let's hope.
 
Upvote 0

djmatthews

Well-Known Member
Unfortunatly for us Brits, its even harder to keep going back to WDW. My first visit was May 1997, second visit September 2001, my next visit.....? I think either Autumn 2003 or Spring 2004.

Being at University means that funds are a problem, however September 2003 - September 2004 will be my gap year - industrial placement (paid). I'm hoping I will be able to afford a trip by then, my little financial forcast has predicted that I should be able to afford it.

If I can't go then I'll have to wait unitil I graduate which could mean my next visit will be 2006\2007 AARRRRGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!! :-( The only positve side is that there should be loads of new attractions, and I will be old enough to have a hire car (I think). :)
 
Upvote 0

MKCustodial

Well-Known Member
As soon as I get back here, after a couple of months I'm already dying to go back... Unfortunately, there's this stupid thing called money. Our wait time here is usually two years, but my next trip is Jan. 2003, and it's been 3 YEARS since the International Program!!! AHHHHH!!!! :dazzle:
 
Upvote 0

tenchu

Well-Known Member
Originally posted by djmatthews
Unfortunatly for us Brits, its even harder to keep going back to WDW. My first visit was May 1997, second visit September 2001, my next visit.....? I think either Autumn 2003 or Spring 2004.

Being at University means that funds are a problem, however September 2003 - September 2004 will be my gap year - industrial placement (paid). I'm hoping I will be able to afford a trip by then, my little financial forcast has predicted that I should be able to afford it.

If I can't go then I'll have to wait unitil I graduate which could mean my next visit will be 2006\2007 AARRRRGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!! :-( The only positve side is that there should be loads of new attractions, and I will be old enough to have a hire car (I think). :)

I've got the same problem, but where do you think my student loan is going this summer?
 
Upvote 0

tenchu

Well-Known Member
Originally posted by djmatthews


Good thinking tenchu! Unfortunatly my loan is all used up :-(

Thankfully i have parents who i can sponge off! Live at home, its good for you, and your bank account!
 
Upvote 0

tinkrbel

New Member
actually ..I never want to leave .. but we normally go every year. we missed last year because my father had to have a tumor and half his lung removed. Its been an awful year and I cant stand the wait .. every day my first thought is "one day closer" but if I had my way .. I wouldnt wait one single day !!

20 more days!!!!!
 
Upvote 0

dwldzm9

New Member
me

Well,

I like to go as often as possible, which for most of my life has been once or twice a year. I would love to move down to FL when I graduate, but it will depend on whether I get a job with a corporation or start my own design firm. The comment of living with your parents is right on. It can save major amounts of money, but in the end I would suggest at least two years away from home before you enter the job market so you are prepared with juggling work/school responsibilities with home responsibilities - like cooking, cleaning, chores. LOL like I know what I'm talking about I'm only 22!!!
 
Upvote 0

Pumbas Nakasak

Heading for the great escape.
Unfortunatly for us Brits, its even harder to keep going back to WDW
No wonder they brought in tuition charges. Its just as hard when youre working. But about every two years is realistic, but we dont go overseas in between. Or you can always enter the competitions.
 
Upvote 0

DisneyPhD

Well-Known Member
We useally end up going every year for the past 7 years. As for not being able to aford it, when we first started going my husband and I were in grad school. I still don't know how we aforded it, thank goodness for savings. :lol:

I am mostly ok during the summer, it's when it is winter here in Michgian that I get the craving to go to WDW. We just joined DVC so hopefully we will get to go every year for the next 40. It has gotten so bad that I think about planing our family around it (can't get pregant now, we have those trips planed for next year!) We joke about having a kids so we could bring her to WDW. (BTW, time flys, our daughter turned 1 year old yesterday!)

We have to wait 15 months from last trip to next trip (March 2003). But We hope to go 2 times in 2003 and make the most of an annual pass.

dwldzm9, as for sponging off parents, I was married at age 22!! (but I do have very loving and genrous parents and in laws who have helped us in finical and other ways over the years!!!)

My advise to you Mickey04 is be as good and helpful as you can to your parents and let them know it is the only thing you want. You will save your own money and do extra things to help them out. If they can aford it and know how much it means to you, how can they say no???? (you could be asking for worse things, don't they know that?)
 
Upvote 0

Rocknrollergrl

New Member
We go as often as we possibly can, which is usually about two or three times a year. I don't know if i could last much longer than five months without a trip to Disney, but on the other hand, if we went way too often, I would get sick of it and i don't want that lol!
:lol:
 
Upvote 0

DisneyMom0324

New Member
We go at least once a year....any less than that and I would go nuts! Our next trip is in November.

But next year we're going twice - for a week in September to celebrate my 24th birthday...and for 9 days in December!

Woo hoo!! :sohappy:
 
Upvote 0

jcmayid

New Member
I have to say that no Disney trip is ever long enough, so as soon as I leave I gotta go back. I say one day, cause I immediately go through withdrawl. But hey, it's been 50 days today since I came back and Friday I am returning, YEAY!!!:sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy: :D :D :D
 
Upvote 0

Mr. Toad

Active Member
When I'm not there I always want to be back but I can last about 12 months. This time it will have been 21 months and it is driving me crazy.
 
Upvote 0

disneyman15

I'm Surrounded by Idiots
The longest I have gone is six years and i wanted to go back after about a year or two and it was just so long and went we finally went back to Disney I enjoyed it so much.
 
Upvote 0

HMFan

New Member
Last? I can't last very long. I am usally there twice a year, with a six month interlude between trips. But this year I totally broke down, I went in February, going again in May, and again in October.
 
Upvote 0

Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.

Back
Top Bottom