Don’t know if to book for 2021 or 2022

[abiknox]

Another who took our daughter at 18 months. She absolutely loved it. We also took her at 2 which was fine. At age 2-3 I wouldn't have taken her as she was a lot more challenging with demands and I genuinely believe it would have been a much more stressful trip. She would have been way too impatient to queue anywhere and she refused to stay in her pushchair for more than 20 minutes. We are hoping to visit again before she is 4.

[lilo82]

I think for me OP is the coronavirus and obviously additional family members, would they all book on separate reservations? Or did you want them on yours? What would you do if something happens and one can't go? Due to a job loss. Personally I would wait until 2022. The coronavirus isn't going to disappear, but as some have said we may have a solution by then and it may seem like a bad dream. Also please make sure you have insurance to cover you.

[GoldenAvalanche]

2022 is a no brainier for me with your son’s age plus Covid uncertainty next year.

[scoobydooby]

Loads of people take babies and love it. I have to say that was never for me and we had a Disney hiatus when we had kids and waited until they were 5 and 8. I do t think I’d take a less than 4 year old it would be too much effort for me with the naps and meltdowns and them been too short for so many things. That’s just me though. I’d wait Until at least 2022 though if I was you.

[Softy]

For me it would depend on how often you plan to go. If it’s it every 1/2/3 years then I’d go for 2021. If longer then I’d wait until 2022.

[Shaz313]

Originally Posted by sheluk

If you take your son before he is 3 then you won’t have to pay for his park ticket, but will have to pay for his air fare after 2, if that makes any difference at all.

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This is true, I might book for 3 weeks then so dont have to rush anything and can have a good slow pace lol.

[Shaz313]

Originally Posted by lilo82

I think for me OP is the coronavirus and obviously additional family members, would they all book on separate reservations? Or did you want them on yours? What would you do if something happens and one can't go? Due to a job loss. Personally I would wait until 2022. The coronavirus isn't going to disappear, but as some have said we may have a solution by then and it may seem like a bad dream. Also please make sure you have insurance to cover you.

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Yh agree with what you have said. Probably go 2022.

[Shaz313]

Originally Posted by Softy

For me it would depend on how often you plan to go. If it’s it every 1/2/3 years then I’d go for 2021. If longer then I’d wait until 2022.

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Probably be longer. Lol I want to go just me and my partner but that’s mean can’t leave my kids even for a week I would feel guilty. I would do it but probably regret it.

[GoldenAvalanche]

Originally Posted by Shaz313

Probably be longer. Lol I want to go just me and my partner but that’s mean can’t leave my kids even for a week I would feel guilty. I would do it but probably regret it.

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My DH and I have been on 3 holidays without the kids, but yeah we’ve always said we couldn’t do Florida without them, it does just feel a bit mean, even if really young. So we’ve held out. Maybe do an adult holiday with your partner like Las Vegas, no guilt leaving them and then take them to Florida when a bit older, win win