We have been to Walt Disney World every other year since our first was born 9 years ago (mostly because the in-laws live right there and we took advantage of discounts and conferences). Because we planned around the kids' ages, we had a nice time each visit. You have exactly the right attitude about it, and I would like to add the following advice that you can take or leave: 1) If you can get a room with a separate bedroom, it makes a huge difference for napping & parent sanity (Embassy Suites, Residence Inn, etc.). And they usually have a microwave and fridge. Totally worth any additional cost and actually saves on food costs. 2) Expect that the pool and any playground will be the most fun entertainment (sounds like you already get that). Second best will be any train/bus rides. Many of the "kids" rides are too scary for little ones, so if there's any question at all, just avoid them. 3) As soon as you get into the park, take the train around to the little kids area. Fewer people will be there and that's where the kids want to be anyway.