Question about dreams

[hlrababy]

Okay, so we are going to Magic Kingdom and to Epcot. Where do they usually pass out the dreams, or are they just totally walking around at random? I really, really, really hope we get something! It would be okay if we didn't, but for my daughters first trip that would be cool!

 

[momto2]

wondering the same. When we were there in January, we met two couples, traveling alone (without kids) and they got the golden passes. I was wondering why they would be chosen two times and not families.

 

[bamabala]

DH & I went for an 11 day 34th Anniversary/2nd Honeymoon trip in late September. It was special and full of Dreams--maybe it was from "Year of a Million Dreams" or not . It did not matter to us.

Port Orleans Resort was quite full--and we were upgraded to River View room at no added charge.

When checking in I was handed an envelope to open later--it was an autographed photo of Mickey and his "gang". I don't know if everyone got that photo, but it was special to me.

When boarding a ride in MGM we were both handed "dream" lanyards.

At several table service restaurants we both received champagne prior to ordering. I found out later our anniversary was listed on our computer data.

Mickey and Minnie called us and sang Happy Anniversary and "Minnie" more. How cute.

Every evening we had new towel animals to greet us. We saw a young British girl hug her favorite character Piglet over & over @Crystal Palace, she was stunned. DH & I were in tears. What a dream it was for her & for us to be enthralled by her excitement. Well, I could go on and on about magical dreams we experienced, but you get the idea.

We had a wonderful, romantic, relaxing, fun, delicious (dining plan), memory filled hand holding vacation. It was our first trip together in years--it was desperately needed. I booked in late May & paid WDW every pay day. It was perfect and all I wanted it to be.


PLEASE do not imply couples with out children don't deserve Dreams.