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How are we handing toddlers while in lines?
I’ll have a 1 and 2.5 year old. My oldest is BUSY. I’m a little worried she will be hard in line. I’ve never gone with kids before.
u/bayls215 — 12 hours ago
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I was told the new world of color show is not that good. True?
Deciding if we do the dining package for it. Or even plan for it in general! I was told it was really underwhelming.
u/bayls215 — 12 days ago
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Is a 9x4 kitchen island too big?
Size of kitchen aside, a 9x4 island seems so… big? I’ll have 3 kids pretty close in age. I do love to bake and cook. Does anyone who has this size feel like it’s excessive? Regrets?
I’m coming from a small old home to building our dream home (debt free, yay) and it just feels so weird picking nice things. I mean, I have a huge walk in panty. I’m still in shock!!
u/bayls215 — 23 days ago
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What character dinner would you recommend? Goofy’s Kitchen or Storytellers Cafe
We will do it on the first night we get into town. We will be a group of 8 - including a 1 and 2.5 year old.
For those who’ve been to both, what did you like better? Where has better food?
u/bayls215 — 27 days ago
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Is the Zoe Twin a good double stroller option for Disneyland? I’ll have a 2.5 and 1 year old.
reddit.comu/bayls215 — 29 days ago
Thought about making it 2400 ish sq ft (it’s 2,027 now) and increasing footage in the living room and making one of the bedrooms an en-suite. I’ve even considered making the family room the en-suite. Really, any feedback helps.
u/bayls215 — 2 months ago