DH is convinced I need Disney Therapy

[DisneyTravelers2008]

I leave in 20 days to take my kids, sister in law and her kids for a "mom's only" trip. We are going to MNSSHP. DH, who loves Disney, thinks I have gone overboard and become a full fledged Disney addict. I think he may be right! I get more excited than my kids.

 

[Princess Sara's Mom]

I'm right there with you!!! Except I think our DHs need the therapy--they need to get on the Disney program!

 

[Dizmom0923]

I am definitely addicted to Disney and anything that has to do with it. I get more excited than my kids do now and I am always counting down to my next trip!

 

[DisGirl23]

I'm right there with you!!! Except I think our DHs need the therapy--they need to get on the Disney program!

Most definitely!

 

[DisneyTravelers2008]

Thankfully, DH was talking to guy at work the other day and his wife is actually worse than me----

But, DH did tell me earlier this week that, " This needs to be the last Disney trip for a while"....oh no! Not sure what he really means by that!?!?!

 

[Pjimmeyer]

The only really effective therapy is more frequent Disney trips!

 

[ddoconnell]

I have always gotta get my Disney fix!! I think I go thru withdrawals if we don't go there at least once a year! Enjoy your trip!

 

[tink519]

I think if they did have a Disney Anonymous group my DH would sign me up for it I am obsessed about booking the next trip until it is booked. I can't stop looking at the airfares, how many pts to stay for this week or that week (we are DVC members), or even checking dining reservations just to see if we went that week would we be able to go to CRT....

We are very close to booking a trip in March with two other families, but they aren't DVC so they are trying to figure out about accommodations right now to see if is in their budget. Part of me feels like calling Member Services to secure our room, just in case....then at least I only have to obsess about the airfares going up and my ADR's....at least the week is a non-free dining week so that will help a little bit.

 

[junglecruiseheadhunt]

The only really effective therapy is more frequent Disney trips!

I've found the best therapy is to actually live in one of the parks; I've been hiding in various bushes in Adventureland since 1998 and once the park closes I have the run of the place.

 

[Pjimmeyer]

I've found the best therapy is to actually live in one of the parks; I've been hiding in various bushes in Adventureland since 1998 and once the park closes I have the run of the place.

Clearly it's time for me to step up my game!

 

[DisneyTravelers2008]

I think if they did have a Disney Anonymous group my DH would sign me up for it I am obsessed about booking the next trip until it is booked. I can't stop looking at the airfares, how many pts to stay for this week or that week (we are DVC members), or even checking dining reservations just to see if we went that week would we be able to go to CRT....

We are very close to booking a trip in March with two other families, but they aren't DVC so they are trying to figure out about accommodations right now to see if is in their budget. Part of me feels like calling Member Services to secure our room, just in case....then at least I only have to obsess about the airfares going up and my ADR's....at least the week is a non-free dining week so that will help a little bit.

Lol! You know--- as long as you are not using BORROWED points, you would have 30 days before check in to cancel with NO penalty... I would probably book it " just in case"... And those ADRs...well, you know you could cancel those too I F you had to...See, I told you I am addicted!

We leave in 16 days and I so excited...worse than my kids....geez!

 

[michelleiada]

Don't worry! You have Disneyitis, also known as Disney fever. I have contracted it myself. Most people on the DIS have it too. It is treatable with a good dose of WDW, but be warned, it may go into remission for a short time and then it usually comes back even more severe. Early signs and symptoms are humming the tunes to Disney songs, the constant urge to visit Disney websites, and finally rearranging your finances to finagle another visit is usually a sign that the disease is back. The only way to really keep it under control is to visit frequently.

 

[nooneshome]

DW feels the same way.