22 Kids and Counting star Millie Radford has complained on social media about enjoying a trip to Disneyland Florida, which Noel and Sue Radford, parents to Britain's largest family, paid for. Millie, 23, is the third daughter of Noel and Sue, who often take extravagant trips abroad alongside their 22 children and their 14 grandchildren.
Last week, they jetted off to Florida for an epic celebration to ring in Sue's 50th birthday, but the holiday has not come without its complications. The family was at first split up when flying out of Gatwick, as Millie had not renewed her and her son Chester's US visas in time. Thankfully, they all managed to be reunited days later, but the Sunshine State has been a disappointment for the Radford brood thus far. Millie uploaded a gloomy photo to Instagram depicting grey skies from her window, as she typed: "Get me home".
It comes as her mum, Sue, shared how the expansive family has faced huge queues during the Easter holidays at this time of year.
She shared, " 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?”
Disney guests used to be able to request to enter a virtual queue for the ride to save time in the park; now, they have to join a “standby queue,” a regular line where they physically wait to enter the attraction along with any other guests in the park.
The Radfords have embarked on an exciting year of travel, having taken 14 trips last year alone. Their adventures included a luxurious Disney cruise priced at £3,800 per night and visits to various destinations such as Dubai, Lapland, New York, Legoland, and the Maldives.
Despite expressing concerns about financial constraints in an interview with The Daily Mirror, the family has decided to prioritise this upcoming holiday and plan to invest significantly in what they describe as a holiday of a lifetime.
They have also been spending plenty of cash on their trip, with Sue sparking criticism for sharing a giant plastic cup she had filled with what appeared to be Coca-Cola.
She shared, “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.”
