Planning a Disney trip should be magical, but not every story ends in a fairytale.

When entitled in-laws began complaining about their accommodations, one woman who paid for the entire trip began to wonder just how far she was willing to go to make the most out of the trip.

Read on for the full story.

AITA for forcing my in-laws into a smaller space for their larger family?

So this story is my family (husband, me, 2-year-old) and his brother’s family (BIL, SIL, and three teens: 18, 16, 13).

So we are at Disney this week.

We arrived today with our camper and rented another one from the resort.

Everything started out on a pretty good note.

When we got here for check-in, we were told the other camper was set up, got the keys, and were shown some features.

It was small (I think 25 ft), with the only privacy being the master bed. There is a bunk, and the dining table folds into a bed.

We set up our camper (40 ft toy hauler), and I’m in the middle of putting out linens, opening up the back porch for my toddler to play, and getting his space set up (sleeps in the garage area), when the in-laws roll up.

Aaaand that’s when everything went to heck.

We all greet, and my husband shows them their camper.

Immediately they start down the “this isn’t big enough, we are going to have issues, we really don’t like this” comments.

Now we paid for the camper rental, the spots, the tickets into the park, and for some upcoming dinners they wanted reserved.

The in-laws begin walking around like they own the place, but she stands her ground.

My husband goes into a panic, and they walk into our camper and say, “Let’s just stay here and you guys take the little one.”

I said no, that wasn’t going to work because our bed in the master is specifically for my back.

They start guilt-tripping to get their way, but she’s not buying it.

They went on about how they can’t afford Disney and it’s really disappointing that all we rented was a small trailer for all of them to fit into without regard to their comfort.

I came back with, “It’s only for sleep for your family. I don’t know if my son is going to be overwhelmed, and having a familiar space for him to play and relax from the noises and crowds is why we brought ours.”

Now her husband is starting to take her in-law’s side.

They stormed out, calling me an AH and asking my husband why he married me.

He came back to me with the fact that we don’t need all of the room since it’s just three of us, and they have five and all are basically adults.

When she stood up to her husband, he gave her the cold shoulder too.

So I asked a simple question, “Then I get access while you guys are at Disney to be in here and relax?” And they said it’s their private area, so no.

So I said no again.

My husband called me an AH and said our son can survive a week without toys and the porch area, etc.

AITA because I don’t want to sacrifice my own comfort to appease them, especially since we have paid for this entire trip?

She bought the trailer, the tickets, and everything else. What more could these in-laws possibly expect?

What did Reddit have to say?

This commenter’s heart aches for how poorly this person is being treated by everyone around her.

Beggars can’t be choosers, but her family seems to have forgotten that.

It’s high time the in laws start putting their money where their mouth is.

There are a multitude of things wrong with this situation.

If standing her ground makes her the jerk, then so be it.

If you liked that post, check out this story about a guy who was forced to sleep on the couch at his wife’s family’s house, so he went to a hotel instead.