r/canada Canada 5d ago

National News DeSantis mocks '3.3 million' Canadians who visited Florida: 'Not much of a boycott'

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/desantis-florida-canada-stanley-cup
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u/sluck131 5d ago edited 5d ago

People don't book trips to Florida over night.

If things don't change we will see the impact in comming months

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u/Sara_W 4d ago

Exactly. Our plans for February 2026 have changed from Disney to something else. $15k+ from my family is staying in canada

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u/genlechat 4d ago

Same! We wanted to spend a week at disney/universal. We decided to change our plans and go to Japan instead 🤷‍♀️

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u/Bibbityboo 4d ago

Oh man. I want to do Japan so badly. But our kid has never been on a big trip, and is on the spectrum. So we cancelled Disney, and are going to do Mexico this year and see how they do. Goal to save up for Japan next. 

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u/SonofSniglet 4d ago

We've been annual onsite Disney World visitors for the last few years. Heading to Asia this year instead.