Yep, that's right according to this article it's also weird for Childless millennials to even go, this is all based off of an old Facebook post which has gone viral again.
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Oh, I definitely have no hang-ups about letting my inner child out. Boyfriend and I are both extremely playful types, in our own ways. I'm just not all that enamored of everything Disney as he is, and I worry that my sensory issues are going to be triggered all to hell spending a week inside a gigantic amusement park.
Like where? You just claimed tourist traps are hell so you've just eliminated a whole bunch of people's idea of fun.
I'd say it depends on the kid, but that front half of Epcot is more of a kid's area than the World's Showcase. That's what my 10yo brother enjoyed when we went to Epcot.
Your avatar's a screenshot from a children's show, you realise?
This may come as a shock but when people go to a Disney Resort they are allowed to leave the premises to do other things and frequently decide to do that. I think it's weird that you can't relate to people who like to go to a place made for entertainment, even if it isn't your cup of tea. That's bizarre.
My perceptions based on threads here is that doing a Disney park as just a day trip is not something that is discussed a lot here. I was under the impression that a lot of posters here spend their entire vacations in a Disney ecosystem I guess you would call it.
Y'all are so weird. What's the reasoning here?
As someone with a good job, who pays their bills, and is very much alive, I'll never grow up.
Seriously this. My family didn't start going to DW until I was like 8 because transatlantic flights are expensive and my parents wanted me to at least have some memories.
Well I have idea why you would have that perception, day trip or not. Even if you book a vacation at the resort, a lot of people still do a lot of stuff outside of the resort. That is not unusual.
