Brian_WDW74
Oh, I'm detecting nuttiness...
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Since you can't plan to "bump" into a celebrity at WDW, we generally keep these types of threads on the Theme Parks Community board. 

I saw Davy Jones from The Monkees at Epcot in 1998 or 1999 ( cant remembers which year). He played three concerts and signed autographs and posed for pictures after each show. I was with a friend who was a rabid Davy Jones fan so yes I saw all three shows![]()
No it was Dec. 10th and it was at the Sea's with Nemo and Friends. He was doing the CP that night but we didn't go to it. We walked by and the crowds were crazy!That didn't happen to be either right before or right after the 10:30 Nemo show on December 13th, did it?We went to WDW that week specifically so my lovesick 14 year old daughter might get a chance to see NPH in person (yes, she knows she's not his type
). We had great seats for the CP, and apparently had some near misses during our stay, but finally on our last day we saw him and his group slip into the Nemo theater right before the show. He was about 40 feet away and my daughter stared at him the whole time, and when he was walking out he was about one foot away from her. She couldn't speak without breaking into tears for two hours afterwards. He and his group went off towards the bathrooms after the show, but I wouldn't let my husband follow him. Now that I think about it, there was probably an escape door near there...
We were having lunch at GF Cafe. It was not crowded. Quite a few tables away there was a guy with bad 70's hair (most likely not all his own) wearing huge sunglasses, a woman also wearing huge sunglasses and a guy with a briefcase by his side. Just a LITTLE obvious they were trying NOT to be noticed.Finally we got our waitress to find out who they were.
It was Bobby Goldsboro. Anyone remember him? My kids said "who is Bobby Goldsberg?"OMGosh it was soooo funny!
Vincent D'Onofrio, (Robert Goren Law & Order:Criminal Intent) spotted my wife and I in Epcot on a previous trip but for some reason he didn't recognize us. He was with his kids and he looked like a real Disney fan. He seemed like a very happy man.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_&_Order:_Criminal_Intent#cite_note-cireturns-1
I don't know about Disney celebrity sightings as we will soon be going for the first time. But if you really want to see some movie star types you need to plan a trip to L.A. One way to see a bunch of them is to be in town the day of the Oscars and go early that afternoon to the bar at the Beverly Hills Hotel(did this one year and sat about 3 feet from Jerry Seinfeld). You can't talk to them or bother them for pics and such but you will be rubbing elbows with them. Next best way is to be there the day of a movie premiere at the Chinese theater on Hollywood Blvd and just walk down there and watch them come down the red carpet for interviews(Did this with my daughter last year for Kung fu Panda and got pics of Brad/Angelina, Dustin Hoffman, many more). Or you can just be lucky, saw Courtney Cox and David Arquette at Capt. Andersons restaurant in Panama City, FL.
Wow..some awesome names here!! I would love to go to the Oscars (or LA for that matter) but this will be our first and only trip to North America, hence the reason why I am so eager to see someone famous on this trip!!! I would love to meet someone like Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory or Alan from 2 and a half men![]()
I really hope you don't. Unless they're doing a meet and greet, they're there on a vacation, just like you, probably with their kids. Would you enjoy being stopped every time you turned around for someone to take a picture of you or ask for your autograph while trying to get your kid a Dole Whip? Or get on a ride? If you do see a celebrity out in public, leave them alone. Even if it's in Hollywood or LA on the street. To interrupt their day is just tacky.