It's such a bummer when you consider a four legged animal a member of your family, but yet there are some places that still don't allow them to roam around with you. Disneyland and Disney World are two of the "happiest places on earth" but unfortunately, the happiness doesn't apply to your furry friends. At least the happiness inside the park anyway! Although I'm not sure how appropriate it would be to take a pet on a ride, it does make me feel slightly guilty about leaving my poor pup in one of the kennels while I'm slurping up shaved ice!
However, if you're planning a trip to Disney World in mid 2009, things just got a little easier on your heart. Your pampered pooches still won't be lucky enough to join you in the park, but now they'll have a resort they can call their own! Word is, Disney World is building a pet resort that will boast such amenities as hiking trails, doggie day camp, cat lounges, grooming services, ice cream socials, and bedtime stories for your pets to enjoy while you're frolicking with Mickey and Minnie. I'm excited to hear more news about this since I'm definitely wanting to head back over to Florida after my awesome adventures at Aquatica, so it would be cool to check this out as well. Plus, it will give me a good excuse to go see Disney's Animal Kingdom!
Paul Smith
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3.1 Phillip Lim
Awesome! I love when places have things like this so I know my pup isn't just waiting for me in some cage!! Knowing Disney, I'm sure it'll be pricey, but so is everything else there!!
1Sounds like a great idea!
2that's cool! mm. might have to take a trip down there next year.
3That's a great idea! I might be willing to stay overnight if I didn't have to worry about what to do with my dog.
FYI, if you go to Animal Kingdom, be sure to go in the wintertime if at all possible. It is unbearable during our long summers.
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