Does anyone else cry all day?

[Cali Girl At Heart]

Oh yes, I tear up a bunch when I'm at the DLR! All my childhood memories of being in the park with my family and friends come rushing back. My Dad was the biggest Disney Lover, and since his passing in 2009, I always take him with me in my memories, and wish he was there with us to share it with his grandsons. I also tear up when I glance up to Walt's apartment and see the lamp on in his window. It gets no better than that!

 

[Showpony]

I am a grinning fool as I walk through the gates, but a blubbering mess watching the fireworks and WOC...every time...

 

[Lm3js]

Yep. I cry upon entering and hearing the music. EVERY TIME

 

[zanzibar138]

I'm getting emotional just reading this thread... And I seem to get worse every time!

 

[Dukland]

Yes, there are times I cry at Disney. The first time I went as an adult, with my husband and the kids we'd been wanting for so long, just approaching the gates caused me to completely lose it.

 

[Gisele]

All day? No way Jose!

 

[Astylla]

I don't cry all day but I have my moments everytime, even as an AP holder. Watching fireworks with my husband at Christmas and the snow falling on us, watching Mickey and the Magical map and being moved by the songs, riding Dumbo and remembering how much my mom loved riding it with me at WDW.

The first time I saw the Matterhorn in person was very surreal and cried some. My mom lived in SoCal for many years before I was born. I grew up in Florida with WDW and never made it to Disneyland with my mom before she passed. World of Color brought me to tears the first time and still does and Fantasmic just hits me too. It's more passing moments but yeah I'm pretty emotional about it.

 

[Dot2Vegas]

I always tear up as I enter, during great Moments with Mr Lincoln, during the fireworks, usually meeting whatever characters get my girls excited that trip, and always a few random moments when I realize just how lucky we are to have each other and to be together in our favorite place!

 

[vettegirl]

Maybe a tear at the fireworks, but I am so happy when I am in a Disney Park I can't even think about crying

 

[traveln4fun]

I'm with you Zanzibar. Its nice to know its not just me! My son is 25 and functions between 3-4 so anything involving him gets me going especially characters who he adores and hugs the life out of. (Yes, he thinks they are real). I recommend watching the complete flag retreat ceremony. That touches my heart and makes me so grateful to Disney for showing our military how grateful and proud we are as Americans. Oops, there I go again!

 

[zanzibar138]

I recommend watching the complete flag retreat ceremony. That touches my heart and makes me so grateful to Disney for showing our military how grateful and proud we are as Americans. Oops, there I go again!

We saw it last time. I'm Australian and it still made me cry

 

[dclpirate]

Does anyone else have trouble holding back tears in Disneyland? Right from the front gates, hearing the ambient music and seeing the train pull into the Main Street station, to seeing the happy faces of the kids who believe in magic, to Mickey defeating the Dragon in fantastic for he billionth time I'm a blubbering mess! Who's with me?

I'm immune. Though I have achieved new levels of sadness with the Howard Johnson live cam running all day on my computer. Talk about wish I was there. Whoa.

 

[hootey]

Adapt & Overcome People, Adapt & Overcome

 

[waltdisneyworlddreamer]

Just back from our first trip. I'm glad to say that I'm totally in love with DLR. I lived every moment and thought I would get through with no tears, but my son and I both had tears pouring when we had to leave. I've visited WDW many times (with tears also) and never thought I'd have the opportunity to ever visit DL. I love all things Disney even more now. Walt Disney gave us such a wonderful gift through his dreams. The best thing about going to Disney is not the great attractions, the delicious food, the awesome shows, or the beautiful things to look out but it's about how it makes you feel. That magical feeling I get every time I go, that perfect feeling away from reality enjoying the moments with your family that time cannot erase. It is the memories that last a lifetime. Thank You Disneyland for giving me more magical memories with my family!

 

[disneytexas]

We leave in 12 days! And I fall apart just thinking about going! I was worried id be the only one blubbering as soon as I get to the gate. I am overwhelmed with emotion just thinking about my soon to be 5 year olds reaction.

 

[Barry Browning]

My son works in CA.It is a real high to see him a real low to leave him 1500 miles away.He just got the news he is transferring to DW..he is going to drive the monorail, he is so excited..

 

[Amirah95]

I knew what this thread was about just by reading the title...omg I am such a baby. I cry at entrance and during shows. The magic just comes over me. I cannot help myself.

 

[petals]

Does anyone else have trouble holding back tears in Disneyland? Right from the front gates, hearing the ambient music and seeing the train pull into the Main Street station, to seeing the happy faces of the kids who believe in magic, to Mickey defeating the Dragon in fantastic for he billionth time I'm a blubbering mess! Who's with me?

Ha every time I look up something about Disneyland I start crying. Lord only knows what I'll be like when I get there and my Momma isn't into Disney that much so she'll be like what the hell is wrong with you!

 

[rentayenta]

There are certain times throughout the trip when I do tear up. The first glimpse of the castle always does it as does the last. Also those unsuspecting moments when all is just right with the world. Could be in line for Indy or while rising IASW (not in a bad way IASW haters ). Fireworks will also get me and hearing the closing spiel at the end of the night. Walking into the GCH the first time during a trip and then of course saying goodbye.