Should I take my toddler to Disney on Ice "Frozen?"

Re: Should I take my toddler to Disney on Ice "Frozen?"

• UntaggableKatie member

  November 2014

  You do what you want to do!!! I think it would be a great time for her and it might make for a good nights sleep!!

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• fitmama418 member

  November 2014

  Thanks @CFox815 and @UntaggableKatie. You're both absolutely right (which is of no help because your statements somewhat contradict...GAH!) I'm interested in explanations for the No's! Por quois?
  

  
  
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• [Deleted User] member

  November 2014 edited November 2014

  I voted no. My friend took her daughter about a month or so ago and she will be 3 in January. My friend said she did alright but it was hard to keep her entertained that long.

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• AlisonM12 member

  November 2014

  I voted yes, but I would expect that you may have to duck out if LO gets fussy. And since there's another adult going it should be no problem. 

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• fitmama418 member

  November 2014

  chrisy_01 said:

  I voted SS because I think Logan would do okay with it cause he likes people watching.  Have you had your LO sit through anything before?

  Just church :-/ Does that count?
  

  
  
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• VegasGal1978 member

  November 2014 edited November 2014

  I think it would be great and wouldn t hesitate to take B.
  
  I picked SS because I think this sort of thing depends on the kid and the group going. If you think she'll love it, just do it!
  
  Have fun!

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• mwhipple77 member

  November 2014

  I'm a no voter, but because I know my kid couldn't handle sitting there for any length of time and it would be no fun for me.  If Phia has a longer attention span, then it would be fun and the show may help draw her attention longer.  

  
  

  I just imagine my kid screaming through the entire show and trying to run everywhere.  She has about a 15 second attention span.

  
  

  Good luck if you do decide to take her!  

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• mmm50 member

  November 2014

  I'm a party-pooper and voted no-- but it's mostly due to my own experience.  This boy can't make it through Mass let alone a show without wanting to run around and touch all the things.  I'd need benzos to take him to something like that. 

  

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• cagoldi member

  November 2014

  No, but like PPs my dude is a runner. And a climber and jumper. No way he'd sit still for that for any length of time. Since you said Phia has been fine sitting through church I imagine the show would be fine.

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• fitmama418 member

  November 2014

  CFox815 said:

  Are you and your sister driving together? If you take her, you may want to take separate cars.

  My sister is such a diva: "The whole reason I agreed to go was because you said you'd drive. I don't drive to the Meadowlands."
  
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• fitmama418 member

  November 2014

  Seriously...isn't my family amazing??? Yeah I think I decided I'm "Team No." This way she can nap at home and not be totally thrown off schedule. This makes me sad. HARDEST PARENTING DECISION EVER.
  

  
  
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• Kim22 member

  November 2014

  @fitmama418‌ I didn't realize you are close to me! Meadowlands is local to me.

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