Princess Ash
<font color=deeppink>Disney Princess<br><font colo
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Hey Guys, I'm kinda confused...
I'm 17 years old, and I STILL want to have a character dinner with Cinderella, Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming, and two mice, at the Cinderella's dinner at the Grand Floridian's 1900 Park Fare Cafe. Am I too old for this? I mean, the actors are basically college kids MY age and a little older at this point. Is this really weird that I still want to have character dinners? To me, it's just a truly magical Disney feeling...and I love it. One of my favorite parts of Disney is feeling like a little kid again. My parents asked me where I wanted to have my graduation dinner...I said in Cinderella's Castle. (Then we found out that we wouldn't eat any of the food so canned that idea.) But it's the whole atmosphere thing. What do you think?

I'm 17 years old, and I STILL want to have a character dinner with Cinderella, Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming, and two mice, at the Cinderella's dinner at the Grand Floridian's 1900 Park Fare Cafe. Am I too old for this? I mean, the actors are basically college kids MY age and a little older at this point. Is this really weird that I still want to have character dinners? To me, it's just a truly magical Disney feeling...and I love it. One of my favorite parts of Disney is feeling like a little kid again. My parents asked me where I wanted to have my graduation dinner...I said in Cinderella's Castle. (Then we found out that we wouldn't eat any of the food so canned that idea.) But it's the whole atmosphere thing. What do you think?




Sorry, I just like noticing small things like this haha.
You're right Ash, it's part of the Disney magic!
