thinking about a family holiday

[Carla]

We had a similar experience with our kids Fiona, who were 14 and 7 when we first went to Florida. They adored the time spent in and around the Disney area, but were bored with the Gulf. There wasn't enough for them to do, especially as they have never particularly liked spending all day on a beach, and up to this point we had always been on Skiing holidays or activity driven Summer holidays.

[trevorf]

Thanks everyone for all the info, looks like I have my work
cut out for me, it will be like planning a military exercise
but that is all part of it...

[Biggus]

Trevor,
The planning part adds to the excitement, the anticipation/build up. I am starting to get that 'Christmas when you were a kid feeling' and it is only the end of January!! I have been planning our family trip for about 6 months from conception to completion - yes at times it feels like you are running a business/military project!!
Have fun in whatever you decide to do!!
Biggus

[Biggus]

[:I]Sorry forgot - the above post makes no sense it should have read - "I am starting to get the 'Christmas when you were a kid' and it is only January - we are not going until the end of March!!" Lost the plot beacuse it's Friday!! [:I]

[orlandobabe]

Do let us know what you decide to do Trevor. We love it when guests our future guests come back and give us some feedback.


Even those of us who have been many times can still learn from our guests about different things that we haven't gotten around to do yet-because we have been to busy painting, laying floors etc

We are going next week for one week only. I'm hoping there's nothing to do because I just want to swan around!!!!