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PiscesJulia Roberts Hates Disney World?
Maybe she is just like us!
Superstar mom Julia Roberts confesses to Letterman that her 3-year-old twins Hazel and Phinnaeus and 11-month-old, Henry, have never been to Disney World.
Do you think it's worth going to Disney even if your kids won't remember it?
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My twins are 5 and they’ve never been. I have no intention of them going either. I’m 23 and I’ve never been either. There are other things to do besides Disney World/Land.
My husband and I went to DisneyWorld for our honeymoon, and we love it. Despite going three times before we had kids, we opted to wait until our oldest was 4.5. We had a great great time. We took our baby (8 mos) with us, too, and Disney does a great job of making hauling a baby around as easy as possible with very nice facilities and obvious stroller parking. We’ve been back a month and my daughter is still talking about it, showing people our pictures and her autograph book.
We’re even doing the Disney cruise in February. I understand people wanting to wait until at least age 4 or 5, because there just isn’t as much for a younger child to get out of the trip. But we didn’t want to make our oldest wait until our baby is 4 - she’d be 8.
I agree. Young kids, heat, long lines….No way. I’ll wait until my youngest is at least 4 and older one is 5. I think they’ll both enjoy it then. I remember going there before having kids and feeling sorry for the parents. I want my kids to be able to ride the rides…and remember being there.
I think we saw her and the twins at Disneyland on 7/1. Can anyone confirm? I was there with my 4 year old grandson. He had fun.
Yes, we saw her too. She got on the train at Toontown and sat right behind us.
Thanks for the information on my total favorite performer. I’ve been a big fan for four years or more. Just fantastic.
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Well why not stick kids in the corner in a cardboard box for the first five years of their life if they are not going to remember it anyway? I think that’s crap! These early experiences shape who they are going to be.