Are you ever too old for Disney?  Um, no.   If anything, it just gets better.  Taking a teen to Disney may be your best vacation yet.  So if you’ve got a teen, head for your nearest Disney park, and have the time of your lives.

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How it changes:

Don’t get me wrong, we had a magical time taking our kids during the preschool years.  We loved the looks of wonderment on their faces.  We treasure the pictures of their first hug with Mickey. But those trips were hard!  It took a level of planning, packing, coordination, and commitment equal to an old-fashioned arctic expedition.  Our trips now are more spontaneous, carefree, and fun. 

Why teens are awesome at Disney:

1. They generally meet all the height requirements.

2. They are so much less work than younger kids.  They carry their own luggage, and they never expect you to carry them back to the hotel.  You don’t have to follow them into the restroom to wait outside the stall door.

3. They don’t think 20 minutes in a line is an eternity.  They just pull out their phones.

4. They can figure out how to do mobile ordering from the Disney app if you can’t. They can even read if for you if you can’t find your reading glasses.

5. They never ask to ride “it’s a small world” seven times in a row.

6. They can stay up past 7:30  p.m.

7. They are old enough to take younger siblings on rides, but young enough not to be bothered much by motion sickness.  I’m thinking about the teacups here, people.

8. If they get lost, it’s not a big deal for either of you.  You just text each other.

9. They can eat ice cream without getting both of you sticky.

10. They can do single rider lines.

11. They are old enough to comply with any mask and distancing regulations that come up in the parks.

For our best tips on taking a Teen to Disney, please click here for Part 2 of this article.

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