Why do some traditional Catholics choose Confirmation in the Extraordinary Form over going with their parish Confirmation?

I'm trying to figure out whether it is a good idea to attempt to get my kids confirm in the Extraordinary Form, while it lasts, or go through the regular parish way of doing things. My family and I attend a Traditional Latin Mass and I missed the prior chance to have a few of my kids get confirmed that way. However, I see a lot of merit in the normal catechetical process and formation. It seems almost sneaky or in some way disobedient to go out of my way to circumvent the process that my parish and diocese has in place, even if I do need my pastor's sign off on it. And yes, I'm going to ask a priest, I'm just wondering what the benefits that some Traditional Latin Mass going Catholics see in doing the EF Confirmation over and above doing it the normal way with their parish.