Darn that commercial......

[Jacks2583]

Those darn commercials with that stupid song turn me into a sobbing baby every time!

me too, especially now that I have a DD of my own (she is 3 months old)

Enjoy your trip!

 

[OThopeful35]

We weren't planning on going back until 2013 but I could not help myself and we are going this August It is going to be a surprise trip for DS. I am not going to tell him about it until the morning we leave for Disney

 

[Sammie]

Heck if she meets her Prince Charming, he just comes along too.

 

[princessbrulee]

That commercial gets me too, at the same spot! Everytime it comes on my 10 year old checks to see if I'm crying yet.
I guess it did it's job since we're going twice this year!

 

[disneydreamin247]

me too, especially now that I have a DD of my own (she is 3 months old)

Enjoy your trip!

Congrats to you! My princess turned 10 months today. It really does fly. Watching that commercial made me realize how quickly DS is growing up. He will be 8 next month and it makes me so sad. Needless to say, we booked a second trip for the year.

That commercial gets me too, at the same spot! Everytime it comes on my 10 year old checks to see if I'm crying yet.
I guess it did it's job since we're going twice this year!

Us too!

 

[luvdisney00]

Forget the commercials, this THREAD is making me cry!!! I have a trip booked for August that we have thought about canceling because we have so many other expenses right now, but the time is so precious. My kids love Disney so much and we have so much fun as a family there. Since I have 3 DDs the "prince charming" thing is now getting to me (sniff).
My oldest DD is going to be 17 this summer and youngest will be 9. That means that if I wait until next summer to go I'll have college, extra adult charge and another adult on the DDP. OK I'm convinced it's better to go this summer! Who am I kidding, we'll probably go this summer and then find a way to go next summer too! LOL.

As another poster said I regret not going more when they were younger, but we've been lucky enough to go yearly in the last few years.

 

[pepe of ohio]

Pepe: I know the feeling and wish to some day have grandchildren to take to disney world. I would love a granddaughter to have her dressed up at BBB to be my little princess.

We were blessed a couple of trips ago to go along with our daughters family and their daughter...our granddaughter, she was 9 months and we all had a blast.....we then returned with them and she was 1 1/2 years old.....oh what a difference....again the trip was priceless and to see the look on her face when she encountered the character....made old grandpa and grandma cry.....planning another trip for July and our daughter is expecting their 2nd child in April but we're all going again......Disney has no age limit....for the very young and old but going together as a family is the best thing on earth...

 

[disneydreamin247]

We were blessed a couple of trips ago to go along with our daughters family and their daughter...our granddaughter, she was 9 months and we all had a blast.....we then returned with them and she was 1 1/2 years old.....oh what a difference....again the trip was priceless and to see the look on her face when she encountered the character....made old grandpa and grandma cry.....planning another trip for July and our daughter is expecting their 2nd child in April but we're all going again......Disney has no age limit....for the very young and old but going together as a family is the best thing on earth...

I brought my parents with us in September on my DD's first trip. She was 6 months at the time. I've decided to bring them wih us in every trip from now on. Seein my little princess' face when Snow White held her was priceless and I tear up every time I think about it.

 

[ncbunnie]

We might be living on beans on toast and working all the hours we can but it will be worth it to visit again one more time before they grow up forever

That makes two of us!!!

I think you guys should submit this thread for the next Disney commercial. We got back less than a month ago and I'm ready to go again! Do you think they dilute some kind of drug in the Disney air that gets everyone hooked? Works for us!

My only problem is that the way that we go to Disney (FD, off-season) is the least expensive family vacation we can take. It's even cheaper than a week in a beach-front condo! So how do we tear ourselves away to take other, valuable and educational trips? Someday I'd like to go to Niagara Falls, or Colonial Williamsburg, or Yosemite or something... but we just can't get away from Disney!