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<h2>Disney World is an important place for a lot of people, but is it an ideal place for an adults-only vacation?</h2><p>Surprisingly, a lot of people think so. Sure, there are kids everywhere, it&#39;s hot as hell, the rides are designed for children and the lines are heinous, but it is a magical place after all. (Full disclosure: I&#39;ve never been to Disney World but I imagine since it&#39;s filled with children, everything is vaguely sticky. Is it sticky?)</p><p>There has been much debate about whether or not you should go to Disney World without children or if you should bring children who are so young they&#39;ll never remember it. One woman went so far as to suggest that people shouldn&#39;t be allowed in the park without a kid and that is truly insane.</p><div class="oembedall-container sec-iframe sec-oembed-iframe"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">This is my new favorite wild mommy post. It’s me, the millennial slut who just goes to Disney World to make children cry <a href="https://t.co/COokEiTdMm">pic.twitter.com/COokEiTdMm</a></p>&mdash; Jennifer Adcock 💚 (@JenKatWrites) <a href="https://twitter.com/JenKatWrites/status/1152218383749931013?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 19, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>Luckily, the AITA (Am I the Asshole) section of <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/cwtwd0/aita_for_saying_a_baby_cannot_come_on_vacation/">Reddit</a> is here to answer all of your pressing questions. When someone asked, &quot;AITA for saying a baby cannot come on vacation?&quot; the internet was ready to weigh in.</h2><blockquote> <p>For the past two years, a group of friends and I have been planning a weeklong trip to Orlando to visit Disneyworld and Universal Studios in three weeks. The first rule we made when we started to plan this trip is that it would be childfree.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>The two people in our group that have children agreed that their children were young enough not to be traumatized from not going to Disney at 3 years old.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>For personal reasons, one of my buddies had to drop out of the trip last minute. Since everything has been paid for, he said that if I could find someone to take his place he wouldn&rsquo;t expect to be reimbursed in any way, except for sweets from Honeydukes and mouse ears.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I managed to find someone, but before I could say anything to the group. My girlfriend (hopefully soon to be fianc&eacute;e, I plan to propose on the trip) told me her sister wanted to take the empty spot. I asked how, because her sister just had a baby and at the time of the trip she will be 6 or 7 weeks. She said that her sister would just bring her daughter and we would make it work.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>My girlfriend is a huge pushover when it comes to her sister and has never said no to her before.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I called her sister and tried to politely tell her that everyone going on this trip is either in their late 20&rsquo;s or early to mid-&rsquo;30s. She wouldn&rsquo;t listen and started rambling about her daughter getting pictures with Mickey and Elsa (she also named her daughter Elsa btw) and how much fun she&rsquo;ll have. I interrupted her and said that the trip was adults only and her newborn was not allowed.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I then pointed out that a lot of the places we&rsquo;ll be going to after the parks are adults only and no one would want to stay behind with her and the baby. Plus I don&rsquo;t think an unvaccinated newborn should be taken to Disney.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I was called a dick and how dare I tell her how to parent her child and it was creepy that a bunch of adults wanted to go to Disney without children.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>The last thing I told her before I hung up was that the empty spot had already been taken, by someone, so sadly she cannot come, but we&#39;ll take plenty of pics in our coordinated disneybound outfits and wizard robes to show her later. I think she cussed me out, before I ended the call.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>My girlfriend thinks I was mean to her sister and said I should apologize for not giving her a chance to come on the trip. AITA?</p> </blockquote><p>Damn. This is a mess. In my opinion, a newborn baby doesn&#39;t have a place on any vacation but it somehow seems a lot worse carting a newborn around in Florida humidity. Does a newborn want to drink around the world at Epcot? Probably not.</p><h2>&quot;missmegz1492&quot; said:</h2><blockquote> <p>It sounds like this woman isn&#39;t used to not getting her way. Also someone who wants to bring a weeks old baby to Disney is a total moron.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>&quot;peabody77&quot; wrote:</h2><blockquote> <p>Its your trip that you all planed far before she was even included. She doesn&rsquo;t get to come in last minute and make it about her and her kid.</p> </blockquote><h2>&quot;DeeLite04&quot; wrote:</h2><blockquote> <p>it was already agreed it was a childfree trip by all involved. Your GF reneged by inviting her sister who can&rsquo;t reasonably go anywhere without her kid so the sister never should have been given an invite.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>A six week (edit) old at Disney? Fucking really? Let me say this loudly for the entitled people in the back: DISNEY IS FOR EVERYONE NOT JUST PEOPLE WITH KIDS. I&rsquo;M LOOKING AT YOU, KAREN, THE PRETZEL NAZI WHO HATES CHILDLESS COUPLES AT DISNEY.</p> </blockquote><h2>&quot;Demarzi&quot; wrote:</h2><blockquote> <p>NTA. I had trouble finding time to wash my hair when my baby was 6 weeks old, let alone traveling to Disney. Not to mention the heat and crowds for that poor baby?</p> </blockquote><h2>&quot;kt-bug17&quot; wrote:</h2><blockquote> <p>NTA. 1) An unvaccinated 6-7 week old baby should NOT be going on planes or inside amusement parks. Especially with the measles on the rise. Heck there were thousands people exposed to the measles in Disneyland and Universal Studios <em>last week</em> from an infected tourist!</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>2) All the baby is going to want to do at that point is eat and sleep. So your SIL is probably going to be stuck in her hotel room breastfeeding and putting the baby down to nap for huge chunks of the trip.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>3) Your SIL is going to be 6-7 weeks post childbirth/cesarean section. There is <em>very</em> strong chance it will be medically unsafe for her to ride anything more exciting than It&rsquo;s A Small World. That would be a really disappointing trip for her.</p> </blockquote><p>So, there you have it! This person is not in the wrong, according to the very reliable moral compass that is the internet.</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Man asks if he's wrong to ban sister-in-law's baby from adults-only Disney vacation.

Disney World is an important place for a lot of people, but is it an ideal place for an adults-only vacation?Surprisingly, a lot of people think so. Sure, there are kids everywhere, it&#39;s hot as hell, the rides are designed for children and the lines are heinous, but it is a magical place after all. (Full disclosure: I&#39;ve never been to Disney World but I imagine since it&#39;s filled with children, everything is vaguely sticky. Is it sticky?)There has been much debate about whether or not you should go to Disney World without children or if you should bring children who are so young they&#39;ll never remember it. One woman went so far as to suggest that people shouldn&#39;t be allowed in the park without a kid and that is truly insane.This is my new favorite wild mommy post. It’s me, the millennial slut who just goes to Disney World to make children cry pic.twitter.com/COokEiTdMm&mdash; Jennifer Adcock 💚 (@JenKatWrites) July 19, 2019 Luckily, the AITA (Am I the Asshole) section of Reddit is here to answer all of your pressing questions. When someone asked, &quot;AITA for saying a baby cannot come on vacation?&quot; the internet was ready to weigh in. For the past two years, a group of friends and I have been planning a weeklong trip to Orlando to visit Disneyworld and Universal Studios in three weeks. The first rule we made when we started to plan this trip is that it would be childfree.  The two people in our group that have children agreed that their children were young enough not to be traumatized from not going to Disney at 3 years old.  For personal reasons, one of my buddies had to drop out of the trip last minute. Since everything has been paid for, he said that if I could find someone to take his place he wouldn&rsquo;t expect to be reimbursed in any way, except for sweets from Honeydukes and mouse ears.  I managed to find someone, but before I could say anything to the group. My girlfriend (hopefully soon to be fianc&eacute;e, I plan to propose on the trip) told me her sister wanted to take the empty spot. I asked how, because her sister just had a baby and at the time of the trip she will be 6 or 7 weeks. She said that her sister would just bring her daughter and we would make it work.  My girlfriend is a huge pushover when it comes to her sister and has never said no to her before.  I called her sister and tried to politely tell her that everyone going on this trip is either in their late 20&rsquo;s or early to mid-&rsquo;30s. She wouldn&rsquo;t listen and started rambling about her daughter getting pictures with Mickey and Elsa (she also named her daughter Elsa btw) and how much fun she&rsquo;ll have. I interrupted her and said that the trip was adults only and her newborn was not allowed.  I then pointed out that a lot of the places we&rsquo;ll be going to after the parks are adults only and no one would want to stay behind with her and the baby. Plus I don&rsquo;t think an unvaccinated newborn should be taken to Disney.  I was called a dick and how dare I tell her how to parent her child and it was creepy that a bunch of adults wanted to go to Disney without children.  The last thing I told her before I hung up was that the empty spot had already been taken, by someone, so sadly she cannot come, but we&#39;ll take plenty of pics in our coordinated disneybound outfits and wizard robes to show her later. I think she cussed me out, before I ended the call.  My girlfriend thinks I was mean to her sister and said I should apologize for not giving her a chance to come on the trip. AITA? Damn. This is a mess. In my opinion, a newborn baby doesn&#39;t have a place on any vacation but it somehow seems a lot worse carting a newborn around in Florida humidity. Does a newborn want to drink around the world at Epcot? Probably not.&quot;missmegz1492&quot; said: It sounds like this woman isn&#39;t used to not getting her way. Also someone who wants to bring a weeks old baby to Disney is a total moron. &quot;peabody77&quot; wrote: Its your trip that you all planed far before she was even included. She doesn&rsquo;t get to come in last minute and make it about her and her kid. &quot;DeeLite04&quot; wrote: it was already agreed it was a childfree trip by all involved. Your GF reneged by inviting her sister who can&rsquo;t reasonably go anywhere without her kid so the sister never should have been given an invite.  A six week (edit) old at Disney? Fucking really? Let me say this loudly for the entitled people in the back: DISNEY IS FOR EVERYONE NOT JUST PEOPLE WITH KIDS. I&rsquo;M LOOKING AT YOU, KAREN, THE PRETZEL NAZI WHO HATES CHILDLESS COUPLES AT DISNEY. &quot;Demarzi&quot; wrote: NTA. I had trouble finding time to wash my hair when my baby was 6 weeks old, let alone traveling to Disney. Not to mention the heat and crowds for that poor baby? &quot;kt-bug17&quot; wrote: NTA. 1) An unvaccinated 6-7 week old baby should NOT be going on planes or inside amusement parks. Especially with the measles on the rise. Heck there were thousands people exposed to the measles in Disneyland and Universal Studios last week from an infected tourist!  2) All the baby is going to want to do at that point is eat and sleep. So your SIL is probably going to be stuck in her hotel room breastfeeding and putting the baby down to nap for huge chunks of the trip.  3) Your SIL is going to be 6-7 weeks post childbirth/cesarean section. There is very strong chance it will be medically unsafe for her to ride anything more exciting than It&rsquo;s A Small World. That would be a really disappointing trip for her. So, there you have it! This person is not in the wrong, according to the very reliable moral compass that is the internet.

Disney World is an important place for a lot of people, but is it an ideal place for an adults-only vacation?  Surprisingly, a lot of people think so. Sure, there are kids everywhere, it&#39;s hot as hell, the rides are designed for...