Lapland

wicorthered

Hi all,
A question for anyone that's been to Lapland for Xmas? Would a couple arriving there without kids look weird? Is it completely set up for families?

fdevine

Lapland isn't just for children and even if it was there's no reason why you shouldn't go if that's what you want to do.

I know plenty of adults, myself included, who get totally absorbed with the Disney experience albeit not Lapland. Granted I've been with children in tow but any time we've been there there has always been plenty of adults without children enjoying the experience as well.

If planning to go to or stay in Rovaniemi there are husky experiences and a nearby ski resort so it isn't all children going to see Santa.

Do what makes you happy and screw the begrudgers.

average_runner

wicorthered wrote: »

Hi all,
A question for anyone that's been to Lapland for Xmas? Would a couple arriving there without kids look weird? Is it completely set up for families?

We did Lapland last year with our kids, but us parents had a ball.
You only live once, so if you can afford it, go for it. We are all big kids at heart.


Roll on Christmas day

Baybay

Brought our children years ago & we all thoroughly enjoyed the magic of it all.
As grownups, our children arranged a trip to Sweden’s ice hotel for us which we found every bit as magical.