How much do you LOVE Disney??

Britt_HeartsDisney

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I love Disney World so much that everytime the Disney commercial comes on t.v. it doesn't matter what I'm doing I have to run to the livingroom and watch the commercial. And I have only been to Disney World one time! Now I have told my DH that we have to make Disney and annual vacation!! Now that I discovered this DISboard I'm addicted!
How much do YOU love Disney???? Everyone post and tell what little things you do because you love Disney sooooo much!!

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I love Disney so much that I am at work and listening to live 365. I have about 8 favorites and it's disney music all day.
 
I love Disney, but I think I will more after our first trip to the World- in 27 DAYS! Woo hoo! We will start packing in a week. But for now, I love Disney so much that when at Home Depot I got about 300 MHPC's!
 
I love Disney so much I also stop what I'm doing every time the YOAMD commercial comes on TV and I watch it to the end. I get goosebumps every time the doors open and I see the little girl's face. It almost makes me cry. I've surrounded myself with Disney things in my home, I have Disney ringtones on my cell, and I have a Disney license plate. My trips are few and far between but it gives me time to think of all things Disney every day until we make our next trip.
 

I had Disney ringtones on my old cell phone but lost them when I upgraded my phone. Can you tell me where to get them? Have a Disney Day!!
 
It's not just a love it is the best escape from reality that you can do and not get locked up.

We find for what you get it really is cheaper then most other vacations. We really don't even concider it vacation anymore just a trip back to our second home.
 
I love Disney World so much that I would probably go into deep depression if I couldn't visit at least once a year - with all the depressing things in the world, it feels so good to forget your troubles for a week!!!!
 
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I'mNoPrince said:
It's not just a love it is the best escape from reality that you can do and not get locked up.

We find for what you get it really is cheaper then most other vacations. We really don't even concider it vacation anymore just a trip back to our second home.

We've done other vacations inbetwwen Disney and yes, Disney is cheaper especially with all they offer on property. Our madness started in 1977, and we're past the 38 visits, our home is Disney everything. We subscribe for the planning DVD every year and watch it alot through the winter months here in Ohio. I'm always checking on new and different things to do while there and our stays have grown from 4-5 nights to 10-12 night twice a year. We're in our late 50's and nothing brings a smile better to our faces than to be in Disney. The magic has changed but is never gone. Live on Disneyworld.
 
I love Disney World so much because it got my husband to buy DVC and now we have an amazing place to go every year on our family vacation. :woohoo:
 
I love Disney so much! I cant stop talking about our recent trip. I think people actually sometimes get sick of me talking about it all the time. :cool1:
 
EVERY TIME I HERE THE COMMERCIAL I GET EXCITED TOO I PLAY THE BEGINNING OF THERE WEB PAGE OVER AND OVER AGAIN DRIVES MY WIFE CRAZZZY :wave:
 
I love Disney so much that my adult children think I have lost my mind and my grandchildren think all grandmas should have their homes full of disney stuff. HA! I watch all the commercials and shows on the travel channel I can find. My dh and i have only been to WDW 3 times (with 2 of the times being the last 2 years). We are going annually now so we will be back in Jan and Feb of 2007. To be exact it is 82 days and less than 15 hours. But who counts? I DO! My goal is to convince dh that we should stay 14 days. We are up to 12 days but there is always the next visit. LOL!
 
Where do I even start?

I'm 29 years old, DANGEROUSLY close to hitting 30. As a kid, I always DREAMED of going to Disney World, but no one else in my entire family shared that same "want-to" to go. So in my head, all I had was the iconic images that everyone knows....mostly The Castle and "The Ball" (spaceship earth) at Epcot. I spent so many wishes and dreams thinking of what it would be like to actually see these things, ride space mountain, hug mickey mouse... but alas, it simply never happened.

Flash forward to the present, and it seems that dreams DO come true. Last month, me and my wife took our four year old son Luke to Disneyworld for his fourth birthday. We planned the trip months in advance, and my wife was SUPER excited and involved in the planning and reserving of restaraunts, all of that. But for some reason, although I was excited, I didn't get as excited as her. I mean, come on. I'm an adult male, I thought....it can't be as big of a deal to me now as it would have been back then...right?

Wrong.

I can't even BEGIN to describe the emotions and feelings of excitment that I felt on our week at Disney World. Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, Fireworks over the Castle, seeing all of the characters, seeing my son having the birthday of his young life.... It was simply the most amazing experience of my life to date.

And watching those fireworks over Cinderella's Castle, with my son there on my shoulders watching, laughing, pointing, I would be lying if I said a tear didn't fall from my eye. This was it.....my wish as a kid to see and experience all of this had finally happened....and it was happening for my son, too.

I can't wait to go back. Every year, every chance I get for the rest of my life.

jeff.
 
jayola said:
Where do I even start?

I'm 29 years old, DANGEROUSLY close to hitting 30. As a kid, I always DREAMED of going to Disney World, but no one else in my entire family shared that same "want-to" to go. So in my head, all I had was the iconic images that everyone knows....mostly The Castle and "The Ball" (spaceship earth) at Epcot. I spent so many wishes and dreams thinking of what it would be like to actually see these things, ride space mountain, hug mickey mouse... but alas, it simply never happened.

Flash forward to the present, and it seems that dreams DO come true. Last month, me and my wife took our four year old son Luke to Disneyworld for his fourth birthday. We planned the trip months in advance, and my wife was SUPER excited and involved in the planning and reserving of restaraunts, all of that. But for some reason, although I was excited, I didn't get as excited as her. I mean, come on. I'm an adult male, I thought....it can't be as big of a deal to me now as it would have been back then...right?

Wrong.

I can't even BEGIN to describe the emotions and feelings of excitment that I felt on our week at Disney World. Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, Fireworks over the Castle, seeing all of the characters, seeing my son having the birthday of his young life.... It was simply the most amazing experience of my life to date.

And watching those fireworks over Cinderella's Castle, with my son there on my shoulders watching, laughing, pointing, I would be lying if I said a tear didn't fall from my eye. This was it.....my wish as a kid to see and experience all of this had finally happened....and it was happening for my son, too.

I can't wait to go back. Every year, every chance I get for the rest of my life.

jeff.

Awww Jeff! I'm sitting here crying! This is how I've felt for 24 years until I got to go for the first time this year. I always saw the commercials and was always dreaming of going. My brother and I always called Spaceship Earth "The Big Golf Ball" when we were young. I'm hoping that in the near future I will be able to share my brother's first trip to WDW with him. :grouphug:

How much I love Disney, everytime we talk about going out to dinner I say, "What about Disney?". It saves a little bit of money each time we stay in to eat. Sayng no to some of the little things may mean saying yes to Disney that much sooner. BTW, I acctually DO cry at the commercials most of the time. :blush:
 
I told my god daughter that I would buy her a premium pass if she can commit to going with me at least once a month during the year. I already knew her answer, I just wanted one for myself!
I guess I'm lucky enough to live close enough to the park that I can "stop" in for lunch.
Oh yeah, I'm here.
 
We love Disney so much - we spent our honeymoon there, all our state license plates are Disney, even the motorhome ( the frames, too and Disney stickers ), we are DVC members and have purchased more points three times, we wear Disney clothing almost every day, our house is full of Disney collectibles, we are bringing our best friends down in spring '07 for their FIRST ever visit ( new addicts? ), we watch anything Disney on tv, we pay for our kids to come down and meet us every year, and, a day does not go by that we don't talk about WDW.
Oops, one last thing...we want to work at WDW when we retire in 2009 ! :love:
 
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Disney so much. I worked at The Disney Store all through high school, went on WDWCP 3 times 13 years ago and met my husband (another CP'er) also working there. Each time I would come back and work at the Disney Store again. After we got married we moved to Orlando permanently to work at WDW. Hated the humidity all the time so headed back to the desert and are only 5 hours from Disneyland now. We have 2 brainwashed kids that are obsessed with everything Disney as well. We have Disneyland AP's and if we dont go every month we are depressed. I'm so lucky I marreid a man that is obsessed with Disney as much as I am because I'm doubtful many men would understand my love for it. Everything is Disney in our house. All holidays are Disney. Friends think we are crazy but I say we just have a lot of pixie dust! pixiedust: Everyone thinks we go on vacation too much. We say this is just how we choose to spend our days off. It's not a vacation it's our second home. We're so crazy about it that even if we have only one free day we have gotten up at 3am headed over in the car (5 hour drive) went to the park and drove back (5 hours again) that night! Exhausting but wouldnt trade it for anything. Disney is our lives.
 
I'mNoPrince said:
It's not just a love it is the best escape from reality that you can do and not get locked up.

We find for what you get it really is cheaper then most other vacations. We really don't even concider it vacation anymore just a trip back to our second home.

Took the words right outta my mouth :goodvibes We feel the exact same :thumbsup2 This is why we bought DVC. :cool1: Great Summary :thumbsup2
 
I love you all for sharing with everyone. I read a lot of posts on here that bring tears to my eyes and I thought I was crazy when I get teary from the new Disney add. My daughter believes she is a Princess and wont tell her otherwise. And every time she sees the new add or Cinderella's Castle she says "All my dreams will come true" I'm glad I'm not alone. :) 46 days to go!
 














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