If you’re already dressing like a middle schooler, why not vacation like one? Seriously, though, Disney World is just as magical in your twenties as it was when you were a kid.
- It’s easy!
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Sometimes vacations are more stressful than they are relaxing. But at Disney World, everything is pretty straight forward. From booking a room to transportation, Disney was designed to make it easier on travelers of all ages. If a 3-year-old can have fun, so can a 20-year-old. Right?
- You can drink around the world at Epcot.
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The chance to have a glass of Champagne in Paris? Sign me up. Fine, it’s not actually Paris, but it’s pretty close to it. In your twenties you have a much better appreciation for all that Epcot has to offer—and it’s pretty cool that you can have a drink if you’d like.
- You’ll actually remember it this time.
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The saddest thing about experiencing fun family vacations when you’re little is that most of the time, it’s kind of just a blur. Watching home videos and looking through old photographs jogs the memory a bit, but nothing compares to being mature enough to actually be fully aware of the experience.
- You can ride all of the rides.
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Shout out to being a real grown-up adult who towers over every line restriction. Finally.
- Now you get the “big-kid” jokes.
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Disney is actually kind of brilliant for kids and adults. You’re finally at an age where all of the Disney magic can be seen in a whole new light. Through all of the adult jokes, Disney is known for sneaking into their humor.
- You’ll have a deeper appreciation for all of the performances.
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Seriously, the performers at Disney are unbelievably talented. How can I switch my major to Disney Stunt Artist?
- There’s plenty of ~adult only~ fun to be had.
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Gown-up attractions say what? Introducing the golf course, Downtown Disney, and the numerous festivals Epcot holds, including the International Flower and Garden Festival and the Food and Wine Festival every fall.
- Purchasing Minnie ears and a vintage Disney sweater are reasons enough
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Gotta Insta that ‘ish.