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Unfortunately in 1989, when we got married, EuroDisney hadn't yet been opened, it was still being planned/built. Luckily for us we were able to go in 1992 when it opened for what we thought would have been a once in a lifetime opportunity.

We have since manage several visits with our daughter, the most memorable one was our Silver Wedding Anniversay trip, which was in a low tariff time and we where able to make it to the Disneyland Hotel, with the special offers at the time, and stay at 'the pink hotel' we had promised ourselves.

You can make Disney as romantic and special as you want it to be, but the parks magical atmosphere and the ability to make the most amazing memories that will live with you forever. It will make your Happily Ever After, and what Disney movie does have that?!

A picture with Mickey will make a perfect end to a wedding album!

Congratulations, remember it is your happy memories not anyone else's.

[Zee79]

It is your honeymoon. We go to Disney a lot, our eldest traveller is currently 58 & youngest 4. My Nanna came with us one year aged 70! Ignore the negatives.

[Barnsleybigbird]

I just wish to echo all the comments made by my fellow forum family. Me and the hubby are going back to DLP in December and I have had the odd person thinking we are strange with us not having children but I just laugh at them.  We are both in our forties and love being in a place where you can be a kid again and forget about everything else that is happening back in the real world. Book it and you will have the most fabulous and memorable honeymoon x

[gavinng]

My wife and I honeymooned at WDW (along with Universal and a cruise to the Caribbean). We were 32 and 29 at the time. We loved it. Even brought my Dad along. So... Just do what you want.

[AlmostThere...]

Yes, I guess this is also about what people think is a 'correct' honeymoon, a previous poster mentioned an all inclusive resort as being the norm for example...well we went backpacking around china - just do what you enjoy doing as a couple x

[essexmum]

I went in March with my daughter.  I'm 42 and hugged Micky Mouse, got more excited to meet Goofy then my daughter, high fived Woody and danced with Thumper.   I really didn't care less what people thought of me tbh, it's Disney you're allowed to revert back to childhood.  Go to trip reports and watch my youtube clip (my experience in 4.5 minutes), it will show you the real Disney

[A&S&O]

Some people "get" Disney Parks and some don't. It's nothing to do with age or any social standing etc.
It's up to the "Yay's" and the "Nay's" to respect each other's opinion.

We go to DLP at least once a year, and people say "Don't you always go there?" Well, yes we do, because we like it.

We also go to Florida most years now. People have asked for advice on what to do there and they say "we only want to spend a couple of days at Disney". We think they're mad, people think we're mad.

[Lisaa]

I also feel like people only go on Trip Advisor to complain! And please don't let anyone make you feel like you are too old for Disney! Adults are only kids grown up, anyway 

I just got back from an amazing trip. Something that really surprised us on our trip were the amazing castmembers.
We stayed at the Seqoia Lodge because I fell in in love with it on my last trip two years ago. When planning my trip I came across some pretty nasty reviews of SL, but it wasn't anything like those people said. The parks were looking great and although there was some work going on, it really didn't affect the magic because you could just feel that the park is getting better and better.

[TinkSassy]

I've done romantic trips to WDW (it's close for me) and they were some of our best!  I know the feeling though - I asked for advice on a Paris based site and kept hearing - why are you wasting time at DLP? - I love Disney, they don't get it and there are some that never will but it's my trip!

So keep the faith - you will have a great time!

[daddyof2]

Sorry, I've been away for a week. I agree with everyone else - it's your honeymoon so do what YOU want. Lets be honest, most of us don't plan to have more than one honeymoon so do whatever makes you happy.