22 Kids and Counting's Millie Radford's three word complaint during £55k holiday
Millie Radford, star of 22 Kids and Counting, has taken to social media to express her disappointment with a family trip to Disneyland Florida. The holiday was paid for by Noel and Sue Radford, parents to Britain's largest family, who often treat their 22 children and 14 grandchildren to lavish trips abroad.
The family recently flew to Florida to celebrate Sue's milestone 50th birthday. However, the trip has been fraught with issues from the start.
Initially, the family was separated at Gatwick airport due to Millie failing to renew her and her son Chester's US visas in time. Despite eventually reuniting in the Sunshine State, the holiday has been less than sunny for the Radfords.
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Millie posted a sombre photo on Instagram showing grey skies, captioned: "Get me home".
Sue also shared the family's frustrations with the long queues they've encountered during the Easter holidays. She revealed: " 95-minute wait for Guardians of the Galaxy. I don't like the fact that they removed the virtual queuing system. Anyone else wish they'd kept that system?", reports the Express.
Previously, Disney guests could request to join a virtual queue for rides to save time in the park. Now, visitors must join a "standby queue,", physically waiting in line alongside other park-goers to enter attractions.
The Radfords, Britain's largest family, have been on an impressive travel spree, clocking in 14 trips just last year. Their extravagant jaunts included a swanky Disney cruise that set them back £3,800 per night and whisked them away to dreamy locales like Dubai, Lapland, New York, Legoland, and the Maldives.
Despite voicing concerns over tight budgets in a chat with The Daily Mirror, the Radfords are all set to splash out on what they're calling the holiday of a lifetime this year.
They've not shied away from splurging on their travels either, with Sue Radford stirring up some flak for flaunting a massive plastic cup brimming with what seemed to be Coca-Cola.
She quipped on social media, "Look at the size of this takeout cup (bucket). How much would one of these be at a service station in the UK?".
"It was £1.50 equivalent here."
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