tlenzendorf
Always Dreaming of Disney!
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One of the funniest things I saw this last trip was a young man, about 17 or so leaving Epcot. There were these posts about 3 1/2 feeet or 4 feet tall to control the crowd, and this kid decides to put his hands on the top of the post and leap over it. Except he didn't completely clear it.Quite a few of us were truly lol as he limped away. I bet that hurt
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I'm trying like h*** to push myself out. My son is pulling on one arm and a CM is pulling on the other. Everyone is grunting and straining to get me loose. Where is my wife? She is standing next to me, doubled over laughing at me! I think that they are going to need the jaws of life to free me from the ride and she has tears in running down her face because she is laughing so hard!!! 


I have thought of another...whilst in disney land in paris we were hanging around and suddenly my wife noticed that our hired pushchair had been taken. Now fortunately there were no kids in it at the time but there was our rucksack with purses, camera, passports, everything. My wife panicked big time and we looked around frantically searching for the thief, suddenly we see "Pluto" riding in the pushchair holding our bag whilst one of the chipmonks was pushing him around fast....oh my goodness we laughed soo much whilst at the same time relieved that our bag and push chair weren't stolen.
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). My parents went down too (not as chaperones) because my mom can't accept her kids being in Disney without her. So we're all in Epcot one day and my friends and I have to meet our chaperone. At the same time, my mom is waiting for the parade. So the bridge my friends and I have to cross to meet our chaperone is closed. Luckily, we were able to explain our situation to a CM, she radios someone, and my friends are escorted through the parade route by security who is telling us to wave to the crowd. Unknown to me at the time, I end up passing my parents and my mom is shocked by the sight of her daughter being escorted by park security. But not shocked enough to get out of her prime parade viewing spot. During our previous trip The DD (Age 3) was just getting the hang of being potty trained...She was acually really good at it...So we're about to get on the jungle cruise when she urgently says "I Gotta PEEEEEEE". So It's my turn to take her to the bathroom. I take off and find the bathroom...and we head in. Now you have to remember, mens restrooms have a line of Urinals...then a Whole Line of Stalls...So we find an open stall...the last open one BTW, and in we go. She hops up on the potty and promptly takes care of business. I tell her she's a good girl etc... Well, as we are already there, I decide I need to empty my bladder too, so I couldn't stand up and go, so I sa down and went potty. As I finish...My DD(Age3) says in her loudest 3 year old voice "GOOD BOY DADDY GOOD BOY...I'm SO PROUD OF YOU! You WENT POTTY LIKE A BIG BOY" Swear to god...every stall in the place started laughing...in fact as they heard each other laughing the laughing got louder. Well...I have a very strong "Don;t Give a Crap" streak in me and we head out of the stall to wash our hands. Suddenly I'm getting the high Sign from all the Guys...Even got a couple of comments like "That's what life is all about"
Nothing like being Bathroom Rock Stars at Disney.


I also strongly encourage families to bring video cameras to capture their Disney vacation when their children are young. My sister and I are grown now and last year my family randomly started watching our old home videos, including our Disney vacation. I have never laughed so hard in my life.