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More parents are taking on debt to pay for Disney vacations as prices soar
(www.businessinsider.com)
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The only reason I ever took my kid to Disneyland was because we lived in southern California and knew somebody who worked there that gave us free passes.
It was a great day that my now adult daughter doesn't remember at all.
I loved my own childhood trip to Disneyland in 1979 when it was a much, much simpler and cheaper affair.
If I had kids today, Disney would be completely off the table.
Was the same way for me and Disney World. I don't understand paying to wait in lines. 🤷
In humid heat