In September my family is spending a week in WDW. The trip will consist of my parents (early 60's), sister and brother in law and their kids (early 30's, 10 & 13), my brother, sister in law and their son (early 30's and 7), and myself with my wife and our daughter (late 20's and 18 months old).
We know that we wont know what our 18 month will be able to handle, and what her pace will be like each day until we actually get there, but in general, how do you manage having such a wide range of ages with different interests, ride limitations, nap needs, pace of walking, and whatnot?
Also, we have talked and we all know full well that meals and a few other "must do" all group attractions, we may not be together for many things, which is fine. Spending the whole day together each day is not a must!
Follow along on our adventure as we make the move for a great life, and move to Orlando!
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1987(sort of)-Fariway Villas (I was not born yet, but could hear all the sounds of WDW)
1991-Fairway Villas (My first official trip to WDW)
2000-Fort Wilderness Campsites (last family trip before siblings got married and had kids)
2004-Caribbean Beach
2008-Pop Century
2012-Contemporary Resort (Honeymoon)
2015- Caribbean Beach (daughter's first trip)
2017- Cabins at Fort Wilderness