Did you ever lose it at Disney

You know, one of the things I really enjoyed about being at Disneyland Paris is that I couldn't understand what all the French and German and Italian and Spanish folks were saying to their kids. They may have been saying things like "Shut up or you won't have anything else to eat for the rest of the day" but if they were, I was blissfully unaware. (And when the Brits said it, it still sounded rather charming.) :)
 
sigh i too lost it at a CM. We were in line for RnR and had been waiting long past the posted time and were still outside. When we finally got up to the pt where FP and regular lines merge I jest you not we stood at there for 45 MORE min! (now i know what you're thinking...why did you continue to wait on this line from hell...but once you wait that long you're not getting off for anything, I also had to pee and was dying of thirst but I refused to budge!) The CM would only let the FP line move in. I started throwing a fit to no avail. As I used ever foul word I could muster we only stood there longer and longer in the dead heat and humidity. I still hate that awful CM and hope he will be forced to wait on an awful line like as well, but I do feel bad for my childish behavior in front of the little kiddies that were around.
 
In 2000, I went for the first time to WDW as adult. It had been years since I'd been and it was going to be even more special since I was going with my first born (4 yr old DS at the time) and my mom.

Sidenote: my mother is notorious for getting sidetracked in "la la land"... not a good mix when it comes to meeting a certain place at a certain time.

We had only ONE day at MK. Everything was going fairly smoothly until after lunch. We split up... my mom took my son one way, I went another and we agreed to meet back in front of a certain place at a specific time. I remember CLEARLY telling my mom: "I'll be waiting for you RIGHT HERE." I pointed to the area, the specific bench, etc. She just looked over her shoulder, my son's hand in hers and said, "Ok, ok".

When it came time to meet back up... my mother never showed. No, I don't mean she EVENTUALLY showed up. I mean she NEVER SHOWED UP. I stood there at our designated spot the REST OF THE DAY with some brief trips to the bathroom and the "missing person's" area (can't remember the name). I remember standing there for hours on end watching the same people go by hour after hour but my mom and son never showed up. (We obviously didn't have cell phones or walkie talkies.) I didn't want to wander the park looking for them either since the #1 rule of getting lost is staying PUT, especially if it's at the place where you agreed to meet.

I actually got worried that something awful happened, like my mom misplacing my son and she was busy looking for him while I waiting for the 2 of them to show up! I remember thinking I could care less where my mom was, I just wanted my little boy back!

I FINALLY gave up and was practically in tears as I walked out of the park. I remember seeing part of the lovely parade and wished I could share it with my DS. But I also was just hoping he was alright.

Sure enough, back at the hotel, there they were - just fine. My mom was fuming claiming she waited for me at the spot we agreed upon. I told her that the place we agreed to meet was "X" and she thought it was somewhere totally different (that's about the millionth time she's had this type of confusion so I should've known better and not split up with her in the first place!).

What was even more frustrating was that she didn't wait for me at her "supposed" spot very long. She took my son and went around the park doing all sorts of rides and shows without me, all while I was standing at my "post" waiting for them!!

At least my son had a good time... I on the other hand couldn't have been madder at my mom. I don't even like thinking about that trip.

I'm going back this June. It will be the first trip back since that awful trip in 2000. But this time, I'm now presented with a different type of challenge: INLAWS... 11 of us total ages 1-63. One of these days, we'll get a "normal" more low-key trip with just me, DH and our kids!
 
annabelle said:
In 2000, I went for the first time to WDW as adult. It had been years since I'd been and it was going to be even more special since I was going with my first born (4 yr old DS at the time) and my mom.

Sidenote: my mother is notorious for getting sidetracked in "la la land"... not a good mix when it comes to meeting a certain place at a certain time.

We had only ONE day at MK. Everything was going fairly smoothly until after lunch. We split up... my mom took my son one way, I went another and we agreed to meet back in front of a certain place at a specific time. I remember CLEARLY telling my mom: "I'll be waiting for you RIGHT HERE." I pointed to the area, the specific bench, etc. She just looked over her shoulder, my son's hand in hers and said, "Ok, ok".

When it came time to meet back up... my mother never showed. No, I don't mean she EVENTUALLY showed up. I mean she NEVER SHOWED UP. I stood there at our designated spot the REST OF THE DAY with some brief trips to the bathroom and the "missing person's" area (can't remember the name). I remember standing there for hours on end watching the same people go by hour after hour but my mom and son never showed up. (We obviously didn't have cell phones or walkie talkies.) I didn't want to wander the park looking for them either since the #1 rule of getting lost is staying PUT, especially if it's at the place where you agreed to meet.

I actually got worried that something awful happened, like my mom misplacing my son and she was busy looking for him while I waiting for the 2 of them to show up! I remember thinking I could care less where my mom was, I just wanted my little boy back!

I FINALLY gave up and was practically in tears as I walked out of the park. I remember seeing part of the lovely parade and wished I could share it with my DS. But I also was just hoping he was alright.

Sure enough, back at the hotel, there they were - just fine. My mom was fuming claiming she waited for me at the spot we agreed upon. I told her that the place we agreed to meet was "X" and she thought it was somewhere totally different (that's about the millionth time she's had this type of confusion so I should've known better and not split up with her in the first place!).

What was even more frustrating was that she didn't wait for me at her "supposed" spot very long. She took my son and went around the park doing all sorts of rides and shows without me, all while I was standing at my "post" waiting for them!!

At least my son had a good time... I on the other hand couldn't have been madder at my mom. I don't even like thinking about that trip.

I'm going back this June. It will be the first trip back since that awful trip in 2000. But this time, I'm now presented with a different type of challenge: INLAWS... 11 of us total ages 1-63. One of these days, we'll get a "normal" more low-key trip with just me, DH and our kids!

Wow! That's terrible. I don't know if I'd be speaking to my mom yet if she did that!
 

missypie said:
Wow! That's terrible. I don't know if I'd be speaking to my mom yet if she did that!

Yes... my mom has been one frustration after another in my life... but that's a whole other topic (I'll save that for Dr. Phil)! I have to love her though since she IS my mother and really she DOES have a heart of gold... I just don't think we'll do Disney with her again UNLESS we never split up or had a CELL PHONE taped to her ear!!
 
Twice - but never at my family - so that's okay right? :rolleyes1

The first time was when we "lost" DD when she was 6. It was a classic case of looking through stuff at the Emporium - I thought she was her dad, he thought she was with me. When I realized she was missing, I panicked and started running all over the place yelling her name. I thought I saw her outside right at the door and started running to it. As I was running, I ran into a man by accident. I kept running while hollering back, "I'm sorry". Then his wife reached out and HIT ME! Now I didn't mow this guy down or hurt him in any way - I bumped into him! But because I still was trying to find DD I didn't slow down for her either - but I didn't yell, "I'm sorry" to her - I yelled back a suggestion for something she could eat before she died!

The other time was last summer when my mom was in a wheelchair because of a hurt knee. We were in the middle of the teeming masses waiting to be let into Fantasmic - not realizing there was a separate wheel chair line since this is not a normal thing for us. This was after a day of people cutting right in front of us, coming to a complete stop with no warning in front of us and then giving me the evil eye when I ran into them and even going on the Backstage Tour and having the lovely lady we talked to as we were walking consistently standing right in front of my mom when we'd stop to listen to our guide! So back to the line - I was trying to leave space between mom and the people in front of her so we wouldn't bump anyone - so people just took that as an invitation to cram right in front of her in that space! The final straw was a man who STRADDLED HER LEGS! I told him to get his butt out of my mother's face and get off her X#@% legs! He looked at me with total shock like what was the problem?! Luckily the line moved and we found the wheelchair lane or I'd probably have ended up belting someone!
 
I lost it twice at disney (both on last years Hurricane Frances trip) first time was on the first night of the trip, we checked into the resort and I thought I lost my SW airlines flight info for the return home and started freaking out over it. Calmed down and found it in the carry on after all (it had been a stressful week)

Ironic thing is that DH porposed to me at CRT that night :flower:
If only I had known LOL. We had taken my mom on the trip and here she is trying to calm me down from her and DD's adjoining room. She knew what was coming that night and she didnt want me to be in a sour mood for DH :blush:


The second time was on labor day (right before we came home) All DD wanted to do was see Donald and since the hurricane had washed two of our days out, we never got to Chef Mickeys so she could eat with him. Well right before the show in front of the castle Donald came out and so Shan lined up to get his autograph, the cast member that was escorting him said to everyone that was left in line "Ok, Just two more children", she pointed to a lil boy and then to dd, well when it was DD's turn an ignorant family jumped in front of DD and proceeded to attempt to have all of their kids autograph books signed. The cast member said nothing and instead after kid # 2, pulled Donald away. DD was devestated and cried so me and DH has some nasty words with said parents, basically calling them ignorant and self centered yuppies.

Alot of ppl around us jumped in on our defense. Needless to say, DD did not get to see Donald at all, so we have planned to visit Donalds brekfastaraus, on the morning after our arrival this time so she can see the duck :cool1:

The worst part was that DMIL had told DD, all she wanted was a picture of DD with Donald, so of course my poor lil (then 5 yold) was even more upset that she couldnt get it for mom-mom. We ended up getting her a donald beanie baby :flower:
 
I lost it in Disneyland this July. I have my moments. It was a very stressful summer. Anyhow we had spent a great day but we had waited too long for dinner. Then we couldn't get the kids to agree where to eat. I was frustrated to say the least. So we finally find a place to eat, and grab a table. It was expensive and it took forever for us to get the food. I ad wanted to get a spot for Fantasmic! and I knew it was getting late. And my son, my dear pokey little boy is taking forever to eat. We all know we need to hurry and HE is the one who most wanted to see Fantasmic! (well maybe it was a draw between him and me). So I tell him that if he doesn't hurry up we will never get a spot for the show. He takes a bite. Then he gets distracted. We tell him again. He takes a bite.... now if I had been in my right mind I would have just tossed his food and got on with getting a Fantasmic! spot... but it had been a long day... so I keep on him, and then they say over the loud speakers that all the viewing areas for Fantasmic! are full. He and his sister start to whine and I lost it. Worst thing is my always calm DH lost it too. We go off on him telling him how it is his fault we will miss the show, and we told him to hurry up, and he is wasting our time, yada yada yada. Poor kid. So our daughter is looking at us like we have grown extra heads and my son is near tears. What a happy loving family we are. It really only lasted about 45 seconds- when DH lit in to him it shocked me enough to snap me out of it. But it is my Disney low spot. We ran to the train station and headed over to Tomorrowland and everything was good again. And we apologized to him too. I firmly believe parents should admit it and apologize when they are wrong.
 
i lost it last trip at aK, after the parade we had a few more shows we wanted to see and having never been to ak before didn't realize that we were near where the parade started and that meant everyone who had seen the parade was going to follow in mass behind it...i have serious vascular problems in one leg so getting hit by the stollers can literally mean a trip to the hospital for me and had been dodgeing the death dealing giant strollers all day . we are walking in this claustrophibic inducing mass of people toward the lion king show, making our way over to the outer edge to turn off when this man and woman come barreling up on the outer edge( where you have to turn off to go to the lands, not the inside edge) video taping the backside of the bus in the parade. i am trying to keep the 3 stollers that are lined up behind me from ramming me and kept saying "excues me, we need to get past you" ect to the camera people and he kept ignoring me but making comments about how "some people are so rude" and "I love disney and if you don't that's your problem" ect all the while refusing to move forward a little so we culd go behind him and we couldn't go backward due to the strollers. finally i had had enough and just shoved my way right in front of his camera while he yelled mean things at me...what a video that must be!
 
We had 2 serious blow out incidents last year....the first was on our first visit to Epcot that trip. It was early in the trip and we were still on 'halfway across the atlantic time' so when it came time to find a spot for Illuminations were very tired and irritable. My DH is usually the decisive one (I'm more of a 'I'm not sure, what do you think' type) but he kept wandering round the lake looking for a good spot - despite the fact the show was due to start in 10 mins. We started off in France and had reached Mexico and he STILL wasn't satisfied....I just LOST it with him. I told him my daughter and I were going to stand 'here' and I didn't care where he wanted to go! He then moaned that the place I was standing was under the trees and he wouldn't be able to video properly! :mad: I was hungry so headed off to the Norway bakery to get something to eat while we watch the show. Only to find that the guy at the front of the line is counting out pennies to pay for his snack..........ARRRGGGHHH! Subsequently I miss the first bit of the show, I'm not talking to my DH and to cap it all my DD has fallen asleep in the stroller. Definatly NOT the happiest place on Earth that day!

The other time I lost it was with my DD. She was 4 in September and our trip was in November and she'd been fully potty trained for two years. We went to Universal and she wanted to play in the Curious George play area. I'd planned ahead for this and put her in her swim suit. I told my DH to go off and ride Earthquake while my DD was playing. She spent most of her time in the fountain's but while I was looking at my map to plan ahead she disappeared into the rest of the park. Now there's only one way in and out so I knew she couldn't have got far so I went to look for her - and got soaked by one of the water things!!!! By this time I was both mad and worried....I walked round calling her name but there was no sign of her. At this point a woman came up to me and said 'Are you looking for the blonde girl in the pink suit?' I said I was, thinking she'd seen her, and she said 'She's done a 'number two' over there!' with her nose turned up. I asked if she saw which way she'd gone and she said 'No, but I've told the CM about the poop' ARRRGGHHH! This woman then proceeded to sit by the entrance and point out the poop to everyone coming in (until the CM's arrived to clean it up!) saying 'It was HER child'. At this point I was getting really worried and the CM's were very nice and told me to stay put and they'd got and look for DD. I'd called DH on the walkie talkie and asked him to come back and he wanted to know why. Already totally embarrassed by the atitude of this woman I didn't want to say but he kept saying 'Why weren't you watching her' AT this point I lost it with him and screamed 'Get your A** back here NOW!'

Suddenly I see DD appear from out of one of the 'houses'. I run over to her - getting wet again in the process. Grab her hand and frogmarch her out of the play area while the witch continues to point us out to anyone who'd listen. We went stright to the nearest restroom where I lose it BIG time with my DD. I asked her why she didn't tell me she wanted to go - she said it was an accident. I then proceeded to tell her I was going to go to the store and buy some daipers and she'd have to wear those for the rest of the holiday! Needless to say she got VERY upset and told me she was sorry adn would be a 'big girl' from now on. I was still really mad and said we were going home! My DH was outside and when he called to me to calm down I told him in no uncertain terms where to get off!

At this point I decided I'd lost it enogh with my DD and was gunning for the witch in the play area. So I left my DD with my DH and headed back over there. Thnakfully - for her sake and to avoid me getting thrown out of the park - she'd gone by then so a serious MAJOR incident was avoided.

It took me about three hours to calm down properly - and my DD remembers it to this day. We went to a water play area near home recently and she said - I'll go and use the toilet before we go in - just in case! :earboy2:
 
Yes Once when A CM yelled at me on Space Mountain ( She got in big trouble)
And another time when after I paid 14 Dollars for ice creams on Main st I was told I would have to pay 50 cents for sprinkles!!! She slammed the lid down to prove the point and said Id have to go to the back of the long line to pay which was very long so obviously the Ices would melt!! A big load of aggro for 50 cents after I just paid $911 for tickets..
 
I think going to WDW with teenagers is just begging for a chance to lose your temper. LOL. My kids are normally pretty well behaved kids but not angels. On one trip, older DS got burned on his back at Typhoon Lagoon (and we used high power sunscreen.) In our hotel room at AKL, Younger DS forgot and tapped older DS on his back to get his attention. Older DS yelled "Ouch!" Well, DH lost it. He was saying how you can't yell in a hotel room and how he disturbed everyone in the hotel. It was 9:30 in the morning! Plus, to be honest, there were louder people in the hotel going by our room the the late evening, but it is Disney and people are out late. DH sulked for the rest of the day, was going to find a flight home, trip has been ruined etc. He couldn't understand why I wasn't angry at DS. Well, because his back really hurt and he really didn't yell that loudly, and it was 9:30 in the morning so it wasn't a big problem. We had a couple of sulky days from DH but eventually he came around. But, to this day, he still talks about how DS ruined the trip for him. Personally, I think the heat and all the walking got to DH. Our last trip to WDW in 2003 went more smoothly.
 
Well, i did too, on our last trip, we were in MGM and "we" or "I" had a plan for the day, you know after this ride we go to this character greet bla bla bla. Well after the stunt show they knew to go to Toy Story barn for pics, i had told them several times including DH our plan, but nooooo, everybody walking around they went to the bathroom then to the muppets store and i was in line for the characters but my family was M.IA!!

So I called DS 16 who was nasty on the phone because he was tired, hot and hungry, hellooo i was too, i told him to go and find DH and the girls for the pics, i had to let people go in front of me because i had no kids for the pics, it made me feel so stupid.

Finally I see DH and the girls walking so slow i asked DH where were you? and he said ohh just looking around in the store, Agggghhhhh, and i was like stupid standing in the line, he said I didn't know about the characters.

Meanwhile DS 16 and DD 11 were somewhere else complaining of being hot, and I had to stop for pics everywhere with DD8, and why i was happy and they weren't.
So after the pics with Buzz, Jessie, Woody and green army man, I asked them to come with me to a nearby beach and i let it out!

I told them that i was tired of doing everything, tired to see BIG faces and hearing their complains and whinnying all day, and after i told them the plan for the day, it was like talking to the wall, because they didn't know nothing, I told them how many people would love to be in WDW and they were there whinnying and *****ing. They knew about the heat and the walk, we had done it before, they knew we had reservations at 4:00, we had water and 5 of those WDW fans, SO SHUT THE H.....LL UP and have fun!!

Stick to the plan if you want to enjoy the day and the attractions! PERIOD.

I was so angry and frustrated, but i never do it in front of people, i hold it and hold it, take them to another more private spot and Bum, i let it out.
 
I lost it on another lady in 2003. My DD, 3.5 at the time, had a bad reaction to the sunscreen (new one we never used before) and developed a rash on her forearms, nose and cheeks. It was spotty but it kind of looked like sunburn from far away. but once you got closer, you could tell it was a rash. So we had her practically covered all the time from the sun since the sun is what aggrivated the rash the first time. It didn't bother her, it just looked bad.

Well, while DD and I were online for the carousel, a very "knowledgable" lady decided to comment about how some people have "no brains" to allow little children to get burnt. I ignored her because I never dreamed she was talking about me. Then she caught my eye, looked at me and-i will never forget this-said "and they are too stupid to know I am talking about them". I furrowed my brow and said "excuse me?" she proceeded to REPEAT it. I was was so angry I was shaking. I said that instead of assuming she knows everything maybe she should have asked and then she would have realized that my dd has a rash. So next time, she should just shut up. She called me a name I can't repeat and the CM came over before I could say anything (thankfully) and escorted her out of line. I was still shaking 2 hours later. but I will say most of the line was very happy when the CM escorted her off.

Also, I lost it in terms of crying in the Living Seas this past trip. My grandmother was in a wheelchair and we were trying to get through to to hydrolators but no one would let us through. We were right AT the doors, it wasn't like we were far away. But everyone proceeded to step over my grandmother. I was literally SCREAMING "excuse me!" at the top of my lungs and no one stopped. I welled up in tears and was at the point of crying when a CM came over and escorted us through. He was a lifesaver.

Donna
 
When I read the question about "did you ever lose it at Disney", I thought of my meltdown, but thank goodness, it wasn't my temper, I guess you'd say my composure. After standing in a line for 2 hours in the hot, June sun, for a special release pin, my room charge wouldn't go thru. The manager called the resort for me-the CM's response? "Hmmm! I don't know why it won't go through," and hung up. That's it! I collapsed on a bench, dissolved in tears. This was after many, many little glitches at the hotel that week. The odd thing, I thought later, was even though I was alone, no one approached me to offer me a kleenex or water-I was really a "basket case".
Fortunately, I found a $20 bill, sweaty and crumpled in a corner of my pocket and bought the pin.

But temper? DH and I have an agreement-no fighting at Mickey's house-and strange as it sounds, we've never fought there. But at home....
 
my mom lost it last time in MGM
i was not having a nice day so naturally im very braty so my mom decided she had enough and started yelling at me and my brother how were awful kids and how she isn't appriciated enough and how we were going to leave blah blah blah so she is screaming at me and im about to die of humiliation and my mom grabs the stroller and starts walking toward the exit we did not have a good day but she later apoligized and so did i it was one of our bad days i haven't ever lost it but my mom and dad have like my dad was getting mad at this lady at the tram cuz she wanted me to sit on the wet spot (i was like 7 at the time) so my dad just yells "WERE IN THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH LADY!" and she backed off still to this day we laugh at it
 
:guilty: Yes, I have, twice on our last trip this past June. The first time, me, my nephew, Dom, who is 15, his friend Nick, who is 16, my daughter Lauren, 19, and her boyfriend Jimmy, 20, wanted to go on Dinosaur in AK. The stand-by line was posted as fifteen minutes, so we decided not to FP it. Well, of course, it was really hot and humid in line, but no problem, we were having a good time. Then I see this lady staring at Lauren's boyfriend Jimmy's ears. He has those really ugly holes in his earlobes made by those stretching circle earrings. Well she looks at him, looks at me, looks at him again, whispers to her husband, then shakes her head. I wanted to smack her and say, first of all, I'm not his mother, and second, if this is the worse thing this kid does, then I have no problem with it even if I think it is really ugly. I kept my mouth shut though. Anyway, the fifteen minute wait turns into an hour and fifteen minutes, and I'm getting really pissed. We finally are almost to the front where you go in for the pre-show, and the CM is letting the FP people in with no let up, I mean, she would let FP people in until the pre-show area was full, then let them in again while we waited and waited. There were about five people in front of me in the stand-by line, and finally I couldn't take it, said excuse me, walked by those people, and then confronted the CM. I said, "don't you realize you are suppose to take turns letting people in?" She gives me this snotty look and says "the FP people have been waiting". Well, needless to say, I freaked. I said, "well, maybe if your stand-by line didn't say fifteen minutes, we would all be in the FP line too!!!!" She says "those aren't always right". I thought I was going to choke her. I said a few other things, got back to my spot, as all the other people were thanking me for saying something. As we finally were let into the pre-show area, I just had to throw her a "thanks for nothing!" My poor nephew was in shock at his Aunt Teresa's outburst. :teeth:

The second time on that trip we were all at DTD in the evening. It was so crowded, hot, humid, etc., and I was slightly irritable. :earboy2: Anyway, we were in the World of Disney store, and I was purchasing a few things. I got in line, a really long line, and there were three CM at the counter taking people one at a time. So we all waited our turn patiently to be called. I finally almost make it to the front of the line, there is one person in front of me and one person being waited on by the CM at the register directly in front of us, and this person had about five large things they were having wrapped and shipped, so it was taking quite a while. So while me and the lady in front of me are waiting to be called, I see two people go up to the CM at the end register. I say to the lady in front of me, "I guess they don't know there is only one line", and I hear the CM say, "no there isn't", and she promptly waits on those two people. The middle CM takes the lady in front of me, and now there are lines in front of those two CMs and I am in line behind the person with the five huge things that need to be wrapped and mailed. I had a fit, threw my purchases on the counter, I can't even remember what I said but it wasn't nice, and DH looked like he wanted to crawl under a counter. What on earth has happened to some of these CMs? I walked out of the store ranting the whole way.
 
This is a great topic.

I've seen this soooo many times I couldn't even begin to count the number. It always leaves me shaking my head. People you're supposed to be on vacation...RELAX! But doesn't this really just reflect on our society in general? Everyone is in a rush and worried that they're going to miss something and all the rules always pertain to everybody else, and anyone who spends 25 cents thinks they own the place.

One of the most memorable instances I witnessed was two grown men who literally almost came to blows while boarding the raft on the Kali River Rapids ride. One "gentleman" placed his shoes inside the middle so as not to get them wet and apparently the way he did this was unacceptable (I didn't notice anything unusal in the way he did this)to the other "gentleman" who already had some of his stuff in there and thought he was disrespecting his stuff. Well a few choice words later (with a raft full of small kids and others watching from the dock) and these two were standing in the raft toe to toe. Luckily a cm also was watching and intervened and split them up otherwise I am sure there would have been a scuffle. And over what? One guy set his shoes on the other guys...c'mon?
 
I know! When on vacation we are to have FUN and RELAX! Therefore i don't like when my kids whine an complained over everything!
 
Martha7 said:
We had planned and organized the trip, and wanted it to be so wonderful, and all they were doing was bickering with each other and making everyone miserable. I guess they were about 10 and 12 years old at that time. DH's rant was about being ungrateful, and I remember seeing some adults walking by and shaking their heads. It wasn't very crowded, so there weren't a lot of people who witnessed it. My DH also didn't use any profanity, but I know the people wo saw it thought we were awful. After the "lecture," the boys straightened up, rode rides together and the rest of the trip was great! They just needed to be jolted out of their bad attitudes! I apologize to anyone who was there though... :rolleyes1

I don't think any of you parents that let your children know they are being ungrateful/braty are awful-good for you! Sometimes they need it:)
 

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