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One of multigenerational travel’s biggest challenges is finding a way to please everyone in a group that includes families with kids as well as childless adults. Some without kids might initially balk at the thought of a Disney cruise – it’s their vacation too, after all.
The spooky season arrived at Walt Disney World more than a month ago, with the first Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party blazing into town Aug. 16 (literally blazing – because, August in Florida).
Doing Walt Disney World with a family or group with a broad range of ages (and heights) or other travel restrictions like pregnancy, injury, or disability can limit the attractions your group can enjoy together.
If the first question you ask yourself when you’re planning a Disney vacation is “Disneyland or Walt Disney World?” you could be missing a trick. From trips that take you beyond the parks to parks that take you beyond our borders, there’s a particular flavor of Disney magic out there to suit every taste.
Recently, we wrote about eight rides at Disneyland that we think are way better than the Walt Disney World versions. Most of you agreed with our choices and some asked us to do a Walt Disney World version of the article.
