Favorite Moment

[LizSwann32]

Alright, we've all had them, the moment in Disney where all you want to do is give mickey a big hug and shout "I'M HOME!" Now it's time to share! Here I'll go first. Once when I was in the castle and witnessed my surroundings I almost cried at how, well, Disney it all was! There, now that I've gone it's your turn, be my guest!

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

I always scream that I'm home whenever I pass under the arches.

 

[STOPxmickeytime]

I always scream that I'm home whenever I pass under the arches.

sameee. ahhh i can't wait! a month, a week, and five days away!!

 

[Tinkerbell424]

Is it okay if I post a couple?

My favorite moments
Seeing the signs on the highway saing "5 miles until DISNEY WORLD".
Passing under the arches entering into Disney World.
Seeing the castle. I always have to take a picture.​

 

[Axel]

The first character picture of the trip. That just kinda solidifies the entire 'I'M HERE!' moment for me. 53 days!!! AHHH!!! Can't wait!

 

[LizSwann32]

And I thought I was the only one who went crazy when going underneath the arches. My brother and I always scream out the windows!

 

[Arielfn93]

I take pictures of the 5 mile signs xD
I get that excited

 

[::Snow_White::]

I don't have any. I don't remember it. :[

I will in 24 days though!!!!!!!! YAY!
I will scream....as we leave our driveway.....that excited. I'll take pictures of everything on the way down there. Probably when we go under the arch I'll just faint.

 

[Tora Millypoops]

Mine was in 2001. I was 8 at the time and it was my first time to WDW. One evening my parents dicided that we would go and watch the evening parade in the Magic Kingdom. We found a place to stand and met a Canadian family. I got to know the 2 girls really well that evening and we exchanged e-mail addresses at the end of the evening. We have kept in touch ever since. In 2003 we met up again in the Magic Kingdom, and again in 2005 when me and my family stayed with them in their house.

It is just to think that if I didn't go to WDW then in 2001 and went to the evening parade I would have never met them.

 

[BabyPiglet]

I was walking down this sidewalk entrance type thing to EPCOT. It was lined with benches. I looked over at one of the benches, and for some reason, POOF it hit me. I was home.

Other than that, the arches give me a tingly feeling.

=]

 

[DollfieDreams]

sometimes for me it feels like my magic is slipping away. i dont feel my pixie dust when i see the silly signs for disney, or when i smell the sweet sugar of main street's confectionary. but certain things bring back my magic. seeing all those little girls dressed up as princesses, hearing that final boom of wishes, watching someone squeel with delight because the famous "epcot golfball" is right before them. i love all those moments, when you see a family grinning infront of cinderella castle or screaming there lungs out about how "awesomely awesome" splash mountain was. its times like these i feel thankful for what im doing, even if i dont get to slip on long white gloves every morning. somehow the 8 hour shifts of standing outside asking "double or single stroller ma'am?" in the florida heat just doesnt seem so bad when you see one delighted, happy-to-be-here smile.

 

[STOPxmickeytime]

sometimes for me it feels like my magic is slipping away. i dont feel my pixie dust when i see the silly signs for disney, or when i smell the sweet sugar of main street's confectionary. but certain things bring back my magic. seeing all those little girls dressed up as princesses, hearing that final boom of wishes, watching someone squeel with delight because the famous "epcot golfball" is right before them. i love all those moments, when you see a family grinning infront of cinderella castle or screaming there lungs out about how "awesomely awesome" splash mountain was. its times like these i feel thankful for what im doing, even if i dont get to slip on long white gloves every morning. somehow the 8 hour shifts of standing outside asking "double or single stroller ma'am?" in the florida heat just doesnt seem so bad when you see one delighted, happy-to-be-here smile.

i felt like that last year. i was on the plane to disney and... nothing.
i wasn't excited or laughing or anything.
but then you go under the arches and you're like "yeah, the magic is never leaving." it's home.