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Warm weather winter vacation ideas

roses25roses25 Posts: 567
edited November -1 in Parenting and Life
Hi everyone. I'd really like to take a vacation over Chrismas vacation somewhere that it's warm (preferably on the western side of the US). Any suggestions?

I was thinking of San Diego. Is there anything special about Disney Land that you can't experience at Disney World? We are going to World a year from October.

Carolyn
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    tinydancertinydancer Posts: 1,210 ✭
    edited November -1
    I actually really disliked Disney in CA. I only prefer FL one because there is so much more to do. the CA is a smaller version.

    I would suggest MX for a trip. beach is wonderful and the food is cheap.
    if you do CA, I'm not sure what there is for little kids besides beach. it is pretty there tho.
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    ShannyShanny Posts: 2,456
    edited November -1
    At that time of year San Diego won't be warm enough for a typical "beach" vacation. Yes you can probably still build a sand castle and it will certainly be warmer the a great deal of the country but not a tropical vaca by any means!
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    Flower42Flower42 Posts: 80
    edited November -1
    The weather wouldn't be warm enough to play in the water, but it should be really comfortable for being outside most of the day if you do San Diego. With your kids ages, Legoland would probably be fun. The San Diego Zoo is also great and so is the Wild Animal Park.
    Future SMBC.
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    ariellearielle Posts: 240
    edited November -1
    How about Hawaii? It's warm in December and you'll be able to swim in the ocean and do outdoor activities. The disadvantage is that it's a 5-hour flight from the west coast.
    ICI 07/2012 BFN, ICI 08/2012 BFN, IUI 03/2013 BFN, IUI 06/2013 BFN, ICI 08/2013 BFN, ICI 11/2014 BFN, ICI 12/2014 BFN, ICI 12/2015 BFN, ICI 01/2016 BFN, IUI (with trigger) 02/2016 BFN, IUI (with clomid + trigger) 03/2016 BFN, IUI (with clomid + trigger) 04/2016 BFP - ended in ectopic pregnancy, ICI 10/2016 BFN, ICI 11/2016 BFN, Back to Back IUI 01/2017 BFN, ICI 4/2017 - BFN, ICI 5/2017 - BFN, IVF 6/2017 - 19 blastocysts frozen, FET 8/2017 (single embryo transfer) - BFP
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    che_aramiche_arami Posts: 787 ✭
    edited November -1
    this may be inappropriate for little kids, but one of my favorite vacations ever was driving around new Mexico. there is so much to do and you can get to it all in just a few days--Carlsbad caverns, ufo museum :), white Sands national monument, space museum, and more. and the weather is perfect!!
    got our miracle BFP on first IVF after 3 years TTC. DS born may 20, 2015 after emergency cesarean. all are doing well and trying to figure out this new journey!!
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    kelleymelkelleymel Posts: 1,402 ✭
    edited November -1
    We just went to New Mexico with our baby and we had a blast - lost of hiking ect, but it gets very cold there in winter
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