How frequently do you visit WDW?

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Amy » Jul Wed 18, 2012 7:06 am

kelato89 wrote:I live less than an hour away, so I go a few times a month. The only times I stay away are during the summer (too hot, too crowded, and blocked out) and the holiday season (too cold, too crowded, and blocked out)
That's nice that you are so close! I've been watching with envy as our very own rdeacon is going more and more since moving there just a few weeks ago!
DisneySpin wrote:Being in SoCal, with airfare and all, it's about three years between visits to WDW for me. Luckily, I have DLR very close by and the internet to keep me informed on changes and new attractions at WDW. I normally end up planning based on when a new addition should be up and (hopefully bugs worked out) running, along with time of year. No more Summer trips for me now that school vacations are done. Whew :oops: that's me burning up, 8-)
Sounds like you are crushed to have to visit, but not in the summer ;) :lol:

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by DisneySpin » Jul Wed 18, 2012 9:59 am

:lol: Very, very crushed. My biggest problem(?!) is that these last few years, I've been doing some other big trips overseas, so my Disney trips have been put on the back burner. S'ok, this way, when I do get back, Fantasyland and whatever they so to Test Track, will be finished. But boy, much as I envy others living close to WDW, that Summer weather would do me in. Yikes, the humidity! We get humid in CA, but nothing like the East Coast.
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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Amy » Jul Wed 18, 2012 11:15 am

DisneySpin wrote::lol: Very, very crushed. My biggest problem(?!) is that these last few years, I've been doing some other big trips overseas, so my Disney trips have been put on the back burner. S'ok, this way, when I do get back, Fantasyland and whatever they so to Test Track, will be finished. But boy, much as I envy others living close to WDW, that Summer weather would do me in. Yikes, the humidity! We get humid in CA, but nothing like the East Coast.
Yup, the humidity is something fierce out this way. I almost had to swim to my car today :shock: It always amuses me when we have almost 100% but it's not raining ~ I have never figured that one out yet :?

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Thumper1 » Jul Wed 18, 2012 11:48 am

in my mind.... every day!! :D in the real world... when ever we save up enough money!! :lol:

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Thumper1 » Jul Wed 18, 2012 11:51 am

Amy wrote:
DisneySpin wrote::lol: Very, very crushed. My biggest problem(?!) is that these last few years, I've been doing some other big trips overseas, so my Disney trips have been put on the back burner. S'ok, this way, when I do get back, Fantasyland and whatever they so to Test Track, will be finished. But boy, much as I envy others living close to WDW, that Summer weather would do me in. Yikes, the humidity! We get humid in CA, but nothing like the East Coast.
Yup, the humidity is something fierce out this way. I almost had to swim to my car today :shock: It always amuses me when we have almost 100% but it's not raining ~ I have never figured that one out yet :?
Amy we have humidity in Virginia where I am. I thought on our first trip we'd already be used to it.....nope!! you guys have worse humidity than we do.We have water all around us too but our's usually only gets 85%. When we came back home and I unpacked our suitcase,our clothes felt wet!!

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by DisneySpin » Jul Wed 18, 2012 6:27 pm

Amy wrote: Yup, the humidity is something fierce out this way. I almost had to swim to my car today :shock: It always amuses me when we have almost 100% but it's not raining ~ I have never figured that one out yet :?
:D Exactly, I feel as though I'm breathing in more H2O than O! I'll watch for sales out this way and send you a snorkle if you think it would help you :wink: Plus, my always lovely hairstyle gets absolutely frizztastic in that weather.
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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Amy » Jul Wed 18, 2012 7:19 pm

DisneySpin wrote:
Amy wrote: Yup, the humidity is something fierce out this way. I almost had to swim to my car today :shock: It always amuses me when we have almost 100% but it's not raining ~ I have never figured that one out yet :?
:D Exactly, I feel as though I'm breathing in more H2O than O! I'll watch for sales out this way and send you a snorkle if you think it would help you :wink: Plus, my always lovely hairstyle gets absolutely frizztastic in that weather.
A snorkle ~ that's a fabulous idea :idea: :lol:
Hair styles, yeah, I'm always a bit shocked when I see myself in a mirror in this humid weather. It's a wonder none of my students ever say anything. Their parents must have taught them that golden rule of "if you can't say anything nice..." :lol:

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by junebug1233 » Jul Thu 19, 2012 8:24 am

I try to go every other year, more freqently if possible. I hate flying, so when I do go, I have to make the long drive from Ohio! It's worth it though.

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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Soarin08 » Jul Sun 22, 2012 10:53 am

Amy wrote:
DisneySpin wrote::lol: Very, very crushed. My biggest problem(?!) is that these last few years, I've been doing some other big trips overseas, so my Disney trips have been put on the back burner. S'ok, this way, when I do get back, Fantasyland and whatever they so to Test Track, will be finished. But boy, much as I envy others living close to WDW, that Summer weather would do me in. Yikes, the humidity! We get humid in CA, but nothing like the East Coast.
Yup, the humidity is something fierce out this way. I almost had to swim to my car today :shock: It always amuses me when we have almost 100% but it's not raining ~ I have never figured that one out yet :?
Just come on down, you'll think swim! :shock: :lol:
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Re: How frequently do you visit WDW?

Post by Thumper1 » Jul Fri 27, 2012 5:51 am

Soarin08 wrote:
Amy wrote:
DisneySpin wrote::lol: Very, very crushed. My biggest problem(?!) is that these last few years, I've been doing some other big trips overseas, so my Disney trips have been put on the back burner. S'ok, this way, when I do get back, Fantasyland and whatever they so to Test Track, will be finished. But boy, much as I envy others living close to WDW, that Summer weather would do me in. Yikes, the humidity! We get humid in CA, but nothing like the East Coast.
Yup, the humidity is something fierce out this way. I almost had to swim to my car today :shock: It always amuses me when we have almost 100% but it's not raining ~ I have never figured that one out yet :?
Just come on down, you'll think swim! :shock: :lol:
How do the cm's that work out in it all day still have a nice friendly attitude with all the guests? Do you ever get used to it?

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