Is a group of adults going to Disney weird?

[robashmee]

Hi.
Long time no post.
So, a couple of questions. Me, wifey and three daughters are planning to stay at Caribbean Resort next August. This will be our 8th visit to Florida, with the last about 8 years ago. Our first was before we were married, then when the kids were various ages from 2 upwards.
So, we are now late fourties, kids are 25,22 and 21. Was speaking to a friend who proclaimed " isn't it a bit weird that a group of adults are going to Disney?". So got me thinking and a bit worried, is this all that strange?. We are still young at heart and love the mouse, so we don't see an issue.
Second question, we are looking at one room at the resort. It says it holds five and I don't think we will spend much time there apart from sleeping is the rollaway bed suitable for an adult?.
Thanks again for reading my rambling. Any advise would be most helpful
Adrian

[sha9]

No it's not weird at all. I think anyone who doesn't want to go is weird.

[papasmurf]

There are no adults at Disney. Just different aged kids.

[ERICSMUM]

Blimey ! I'm a solo adult and never even thought about it being weird !

[disney_daddy]

Does said friend also use the phrase bah humbug around December?

[aay_esha]

I've been 4 times as an adult, once with 3 others and we all shared a room at Pop Century! In fact DH and I were commenting when we were there last week how there were more adults minus kids than kids

[Floridaagogo]

Went with 3 friends when we were 21 and went with my mum and dad when I was 29. Also honeymooned in Disney.other people just don't get it. I had somebody ask me last week " is there much to do there " 😆😆😆😆

[Pinkie1983]

Originally Posted by papasmurf

There are no adults at Disney. Just different aged kids.

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This!

[Dunc]

I've been 14 times, always as an adult, including 4 times solo. I'd feel weird going with kids!

[Alien]

Not weird at all, but I don't think Caribbean beach resort rooms are suitable for 5 adults. I think you need 2 rooms