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15 Sep 21, 05:43 PM
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I never stay onsite anyway, so I'd argue that most of the things Disney have taken away are for those that stay onsite.
Having said that I last went to WDW in 2016, DL in 18. Quite a lot has change in WDW between 2016 and now, whereas my trip prior (that was in 2012) next to nothing had changed. Hopefully 2022 is doable in which case Disney will be on the list for sure, and that I'm going with some newbies that have never been before, but in the future will really depend if much has changed, I could quite happily do Universal/Seaworld/Bush and skip Disney, or just do one/two days at Disney at most. |
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