Hi there, your trip announcement and the explanation of it were really good. It's very different from how you see usual vlogs on florida, where it's dominated by Theme Parks and may be one or two activities outside of that. Did you guys think of going to may be one of the Disney parks at all when you planned the trip? Did your sister not want to take her children to experience Disney, or she wasn't that fussed given their ages? Just curious because I'm debating on doing a full disney 2 week ticket or just perhaps one main park. Thanks Did your sister think about taking your nephew her son
Hey! First of all a massive Thankyou for watching! I’m glad you like the variety of activities I am trying to show 🫶🏼 We have been lucky enough visit Orlando a lot over the years. It was my Nephews 4th trip to Florida and he is only 6 years old at the moment. We went to Disney when we last visited in 2019 and usually alternate our trips to go to Disney one year and then either SeaWorld or Universal the next. I think I went into it a bit at the end of this video but we only visited on this trip for 12 days so we didn’t think it was best to buy a 14 day ticket (which is the best value for money) for Disney World as we wouldn’t get the full use out if it. At Christmas time especially, there is so much to do and see which we wanted to prioritise instead of feeling like we needed to be at the Disney parks all the time. Hopefully I have been able to do some of the many things you can in this vlog without having a Disney Ticket. Like I said we have been extremely lucky and been able to visit Disney World lots over my lifetime and hopefully I’ll visit again when we next go with a Disney ticket. I’d personally say If you’re only planning to visit Florida once, Disney is the way to go especially if you have young children. There is so much you can do on sight with and without a ticket and the experience and services is the best compared to Universal or SeaWorld. The 14 day ticket is also the best value for money when you break the price down per day rather than buying an all day ticket. Saying this, Children absolutely love wherever you visit and Orlando has so much to offer both in and outside of Disney Would. My nephews loved their time no matter where they were - we just took the magic with us and made every experience an exciting one. Hope this helps! I love talking about all things Orlando so please keep sending your questions through 🩷
@@LibertyRobynsWorld aww thank you for replying and your lovely response. Oh yes 4 trips he is a lucky young boy who is still only 6, but I'm sure he'll have more to look forward to by the sounds of how you and your family have been lucky enough to go so many times so far 😊 I have been once before, to Universal, but this was ages ago. It will be my partner and our three boy's first time; so really it will be like going back for the first time too, especially with so many things to do, which either wasn't open or just didn't think about doing at the time I went. Disney does sound like the better option for us. However, for nostalgic reasons, I would like to do Universal, and with the new park opening, that would be epic..(forgive the pun..lol) We haven't thought about going during the Christmas season, but you never know, so I'll be watching what you all get up to for ideas.
Oh how exciting that you’re planning to go back after so long 🩷 We haven’t been to Universal for ages either as their ticket prices have gone up so much for x3 parks rather than what you pay for Disney for x4 parks. Would love to go back though! 🤗 I think a really good trick to do if you go around September/October time is buy a ticket to Halloween horror nights instead of a full 7 or 14 day ticket. On these night, the attractions are still open with the addition of the horror houses. Back in 2018, my dad and I got a ticket for Halloween Horror Nights for about £45 each which entitled us to x2 separate visits. - super reasonable! We didn’t really do any of the horror activities, but just optimised riding the attractions as there were little to no wait times as most people are there for the horror bits. Obviously if you have young children this isn’t ideal but great if you want to ride some of the big rides! 🎢
@LibertyRobynsWorld hiya. Oh yes, any trip you take the kiddies on, whether little ones or big ones, hopefully enjoy their time and you make memories with them, which is what counts 😊 Thanks for the suggestion re Universal. I've looked at party nights for Magic Kingdom also. I do have a lot to think about, put down on paper, then discuss with partner. Planning a trip from the UK to Florida is a complete minefield. Thanks
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Hi there, your trip announcement and the explanation of it were really good. It's very different from how you see usual vlogs on florida, where it's dominated by Theme Parks and may be one or two activities outside of that. Did you guys think of going to may be one of the Disney parks at all when you planned the trip? Did your sister not want to take her children to experience Disney, or she wasn't that fussed given their ages?
Just curious because I'm debating on doing a full disney 2 week ticket or just perhaps one main park. Thanks
Did your sister think about taking your nephew her son
Hey! First of all a massive Thankyou for watching! I’m glad you like the variety of activities I am trying to show 🫶🏼
We have been lucky enough visit Orlando a lot over the years. It was my Nephews 4th trip to Florida and he is only 6 years old at the moment. We went to Disney when we last visited in 2019 and usually alternate our trips to go to Disney one year and then either SeaWorld or Universal the next.
I think I went into it a bit at the end of this video but we only visited on this trip for 12 days so we didn’t think it was best to buy a 14 day ticket (which is the best value for money) for Disney World as we wouldn’t get the full use out if it. At Christmas time especially, there is so much to do and see which we wanted to prioritise instead of feeling like we needed to be at the Disney parks all the time. Hopefully I have been able to do some of the many things you can in this vlog without having a Disney Ticket.
Like I said we have been extremely lucky and been able to visit Disney World lots over my lifetime and hopefully I’ll visit again when we next go with a Disney ticket. I’d personally say If you’re only planning to visit Florida once, Disney is the way to go especially if you have young children. There is so much you can do on sight with and without a ticket and the experience and services is the best compared to Universal or SeaWorld. The 14 day ticket is also the best value for money when you break the price down per day rather than buying an all day ticket.
Saying this, Children absolutely love wherever you visit and Orlando has so much to offer both in and outside of Disney Would. My nephews loved their time no matter where they were - we just took the magic with us and made every experience an exciting one.
Hope this helps! I love talking about all things Orlando so please keep sending your questions through 🩷
@@LibertyRobynsWorld aww thank you for replying and your lovely response. Oh yes 4 trips he is a lucky young boy who is still only 6, but I'm sure he'll have more to look forward to by the sounds of how you and your family have been lucky enough to go so many times so far 😊
I have been once before, to Universal, but this was ages ago. It will be my partner and our three boy's first time; so really it will be like going back for the first time too, especially with so many things to do, which either wasn't open or just didn't think about doing at the time I went.
Disney does sound like the better option for us. However, for nostalgic reasons, I would like to do Universal, and with the new park opening, that would be epic..(forgive the pun..lol)
We haven't thought about going during the Christmas season, but you never know, so I'll be watching what you all get up to for ideas.
Oh how exciting that you’re planning to go back after so long 🩷
We haven’t been to Universal for ages either as their ticket prices have gone up so much for x3 parks rather than what you pay for Disney for x4 parks. Would love to go back though! 🤗
I think a really good trick to do if you go around September/October time is buy a ticket to Halloween horror nights instead of a full 7 or 14 day ticket. On these night, the attractions are still open with the addition of the horror houses. Back in 2018, my dad and I got a ticket for Halloween Horror Nights for about £45 each which entitled us to x2 separate visits. - super reasonable! We didn’t really do any of the horror activities, but just optimised riding the attractions as there were little to no wait times as most people are there for the horror bits.
Obviously if you have young children this isn’t ideal but great if you want to ride some of the big rides! 🎢
@LibertyRobynsWorld hiya. Oh yes, any trip you take the kiddies on, whether little ones or big ones, hopefully enjoy their time and you make memories with them, which is what counts 😊
Thanks for the suggestion re Universal. I've looked at party nights for Magic Kingdom also. I do have a lot to think about, put down on paper, then discuss with partner. Planning a trip from the UK to Florida is a complete minefield.
Thanks
Hello, not at all related to the trip but where is your outfit from? Love it
Heya! I got this off SHEIN - SHEIN VCAY striped print knot front romper. It was SO flattering! 🤍
Can you go to the Disney hotels to look around for free? X
Yes you can! The busses, skyliner, monorails and boats are all free too x
@@LibertyRobynsWorld really I didn’t know this, we are going next year March I will be different do this with the kids x
Yeah it’s such a lovely day out! And getting the Disney fix without being at the parks x