What is your funniest Disney moment?

[csmith1004]

Our kids’ first trip we ate at Cinderella’s Royal Table. Watching the princesses walk around posing for pictures I noticed how they manage to not blink. When our turn came with Aurora my MIL asked her “How do you manage to not blink?” Without a hesitation she replies, “It’s very easy, I simply don’t close my eyes”.

Later that same day, DD who was 4 at the time found out she would get wet on Splash Mountain and stood in the middle of the path screaming her head off that she wanted her bathing suit!! It was a frustrating experience at the time but now we look back and laugh!

 

[Snowysmom]

My younger DS caught the attention of the talking trash barrel in Tomorrow land back in the 90's when he was around 8. The barrel kept asking him questions like where he was from and how old he was. As we started to walk away the trash barrel followed us and kept talking to younger DS. DS was getting mad and told the barrel to go away. The barrel followed us all the way out of Tomorrow land while younger DS was yelling at it and telling it go away and stop talking. We were laughing so much especially older DS. When younger DS gets mad it can be pretty funny.

 

[hertamaniac]

I live local to WDW for context about this story:

I took a date years ago to MK for the day. We were probably on our 4-6th date, so I felt comfortable enough with her that I thought this trip would be appropriate. Back then, MK had a serious of those ground random fountain spurts behind the castle. We walked around and saw the children just beaming with delight playing in them. She said she had to go to the restroom (this is NOT another restroom story...I promise). I told her I would wait on a bench people watching.

She comes out the restroom and I go up to her and take her hand and walk away. Except I lost my bearings and took us over the "mine field" of water spouts. I didn't get wet, but she got a nice surprise from underneath. She was soaked and guests were laughing loudly. I, of course, couldn't contain myself and laughed as well. It was then I got "the speech" about supporting her and not joining in on the crowd that found the event humorous. She said she was ready to leave (this was about 3 hours into a likely 7-8 hour park day). She takes me outside the ticket entrance to MK and read me the riot act. We left and I said to myself, if someone can't laugh at themselves at a moment like that, then they're not the one for me. Bye bye!

 

[bushdianee]

I think this was about 2008. My sister and I had taken our 2 1/2 yo niece for her first trip. We had eaten dinner at the castle when DN decided she had to go potty ( she wasn't potty trained yet but we had started working on it.) I was already in the restroom so my DSis brought her down and took off her diaper. The restroom was very busy and I had remembered seeing another one downstairs so we quickly put the diaper back on and headed down the stairs. As we were going down the stairs DN's (who had on her Cinderella dress) diaper fell off. The guy behind us called out "Hey Cinderella you're supposed to lose your slipper not your diaper!" We did make it to the restroom without an accident.