How do you have a relaxing vacation with Fastpass +????

lindique;2515027 wrote: I find it relaxing knowing that I can sleep as long as I want to and don't have to rush to the park in the morning. When I went to Disneyland, I actually found myself missing it!

We were right the opposite. We went to Disneyland a couple of years ago and loved every minute of it. If it wasn't completely on the other side of the country from us, we would go to Disneyland once or twice a year.

Thanks for all the input everyone. I picked a few days during the week that I would go to a specific park and make fastpasses for the rides I knew I would want to ride. I don't feel so bad for cancelling stuff now that it seems like it is pretty common. When we were there, I didn't really check for fastpasses very much, so I didn't realize it changed as often you guys make it seem.

I think VWL Mom's approach will probably work best for me on those days. The lighting for pictures isn't the best during the afternoon hours, so I tend to do photos in the morning or evening. Planning my fastpass times for the afternoon hours probably won't detract too much from my wandering then.

mom2morgan;2514994 wrote: I was going to make a snarky comment about not going to Disney to relax,

Disney isn't about relaxing, its about conquering...

Cinderelley;2514997 wrote: You have a point. Relaxation is different for everyone and even different circumstances. When I am alone, I slow down (even more so than I have to be), sleep in (I usually work nights, so that is my natural sleep pattern), .

Your foot fits a glass shoe, so you are pretty unique.

RunDMV;2515005 wrote: I can't. And I've made it clear, I hate everything about FP+. It's like being at work. Long term planning. Meeting timelines. Coordinating schedules. Constantly checking the smart phone.

Yeah, and my bonus goes to pay for these trips. Ironic. Its just like work, except I dont wear sunglasses all day in the office.

Cinderelley;2515035 wrote: Thanks for all the input everyone.

GOOD LUCK! Have a "relaxing" trip.

texas211;2515050 wrote: Your foot fits a glass shoe, so you are pretty unique.

You're right. After staying offsite, I decided I AM a spoiled Disney princess.