I read that you should not bring bubbles because some people could be allergic to the soap.
Really disneygal... you read this??? Well then someone better inform Disneyland too, because IASW Holiday has bubbles as you pass through one of the tunnels. They better stop selling the bubble blowers in the park also LOL[/QUOTE]
It is VERY true that some of us ARE allergic to the bubbles. And yes Disney is very much aware of this. All you have to do is say "allergic" and the CM that are playing with the guns trying to sell them will stop making bubbles until you are past. I have encountered this on many a trip and am thankful for their consideration.
And they also turned off the bubbles for my ride through of IASW.
I also am allergic to Latex and Disney has made accomadations that I could attend a character breakfast at Minnie and Friends and NO balloons were allowed.
It is somewhat comical when we go to the parks as my DH is constantly changing our course to help me avoid balloons and bubbles. Or sometimes swatting at bubbles to keep them away from me if we are not quick enough in detecting them, and then he runs off to the bathroom to wash them off before we continue on.
We even got to do a second ride through (our entire boat) on Priates on our last trip because their were a ton of balloons tied to the exit platform. The CM had remembered me from an earlier visit and a discussion about balloons and when we came up ready to exit and I saw the balloons before I even had a chance to say anything to DH the cast member told our boat to please remain seated and to enjoy our second ride through. When we returned the balloons were gone.
I know this is my problem and do not begrudge anyone their balloons or bubbles. I just make a concerted effort to avoid them at all costs, and carry my Epipen everywhere I go. Disney is the best at accomadating those with allergies and disabilities.
To the OP DH and I are people watchers so we like to spend our time in line watching and making up stories about those we see. Families first trip, toddlers getting to meet a princess for the first time, watching to see if they pull the sword out of the stone, the next Tom Sawyer, how are they going to convince mom or dad to buy the Mickey ice cream bar etc. Some of the stories get to be pretty funny since combined we have 6 grown children and 5 grandchildren to draw upon.
Disneygal Enjoy your visit and have a magical time.
