Brad was talking about resorts with gyms and it got me thinking. I always think of Disney World as something I have to prepare for by losing the roughly 5 lbs per week I will gain while I'm there. I know some people say they walk around so much and are so active that they don't gain much if any weight while they're there. What's your experience?
Like I said in that thread - I don't think we do because we walk SO much. We estimate on an average day we do anywhere between 8-12 miles of walking. Often if we're not walking, we're back in the pool swimming. Though we eat more when we're there than any other time, we also probably exercise far more as well.
Zipadeedoodah -- yeah, man
We walk a lot, but we still gain weight! We don't stay in deluxes very often, but when we do, we definitely use the gym.
May 2008 CSR 
I usually stay about the same weight. Mrs T actually lost 4lbs on one trip.
I can only please one person per day. Today isn't your day... tomorrow doesn't look good either.
I make sure I gain weight before we get there. That way I never notice any difference. Ya gotta be creative.
Joe
I make sure I gain weight before we get there. That way I never notice any difference. Ya gotta be creative.
Joe
Creativity is something you're quite good at, Joe 
We don't usually gain weight at WDW. Even though we eat a lot, we DO end up walking a ton. And we purposely choose to wander inefficiently so that we rack up a few more miles. 
Um..it depends on how long my trip is!
If it's just a few days I may only gain a pound or two..if it's a week I'll probably gain 3-5.
Bella
I don't know that's I've weighed myself purposefully before and after but I suspect I stay the same or even lose a bit (despite the fear our Disney eating habits are going to preclude me from fitting into my pants when we get home). We too walk a TON while there. I think a lot of the variance has to do with an individual's age and fitness level.
We walk quite a bit, but we also nap quite a bit and we eat QUITE A BIT. If I only gain a few pounds I'll be very happy.
I think a lot of the variance has to do with an individual's age and fitness level.
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