When visiting WDW, what character do you transform into?

[HakunaMatataMan]

I havent visted the boards in a while and thought this would be a fun way to say "Hello again."

When I visit WDW I transform into Brer Rabbit! I'm always looking for ways to have some care-free, silly fun and when I get to the Magic Kingdom, I definitely find my "Laughing Place." As soon as I hit the ramp from the Monorail to MK, I start to get that "Zipadee Do Da" feeling. And once I hit Mainstreet, let's just say that the person I am 5o weeks of the year disappears for the entire week I'm there....once I'm back home, it usually takes a week to get out of my WDW persona.

 

[Pirate Mickey]

I try to stay Pirate Mickey year 'round but it really kicks in when I'm back "home".

 

[jeleebeene]

I turn into to Winnie the Pooh - just wanting to hang out with friends, having a good time, and a smackeral of hunny!

 

[Matty_Disfan]

Peter Pan, all the way.

I forget about any growing up I've done for the last while and have a good time doing whatever suits my fancy. Some days I go commando, some days I doze on the train, some days I investigate anything I can that captures my interest, some days I make adventures for myself, somedays I really focus in on something..... Though usually I do all those things in one day.

Just gotta get the Lost Boys to come down sometime.....

 

[ugadog99]

Peter Pan, most definitely! WDW is the only place to totally let loose and stop being so grown up. I can leave all my worries behind and just soak in the magic. This is how all my trips to WDW have been since I was a child.

 

[RobinLyn]

The day we arrive, we all become Goofy! And when we leave, we feel like Piglets after all the eating!!

13 days and we're there! First time at YC, can't wait!!

 

[TDC Nala]

Samantha Sterling.

"Home, home, it's great to be here, but adventure keeps callin' my name..."

 

[erinch]

The White Rabbit:
"We're Late!
We're Late!
For a Very Important (EE, PS, Enight, Plane.....)

 

[dansyr]

I turn into a princess. Everything I could possibly want is at my whim....and we definitely eat like royalty.

 

[katypop]

i think i'm Alice in Wonderland i am wide-eyed at every new adventure that seems to come my way, i never know what's around the corner

katypop

 

[SCDizneyDawn]

I turn into Cinderella. I get waited on, have my bed made, my car awaits me when I step out the door, and most importantly, I get to visit MY castle!

 

[epcotfan]

Figment. My imagination is stimulated to an all time high at WDW when I'm exploring the attractions and trying new things (food, resorts, recreation, etc...)

 

[grinningghost]

Dopey. I just walk around with a silly smile on my face, oblivious to anything but magic.

 

[Claudia Kellenberger]

Well.......I probably turn into Tigger. I'm so happy, so excited;
I feel like bouncing all over.

On the other hand, my Husband ALWAYS turned into Eyeore.
Always complained all day.......food is bad.....restaurants are too dark; he can't see his food. There's too many rude children;
He doesn't like the bed, etc. etc. And the complaints that he's missing his favorite ball game...................'Nuff said !

I now have had FOUR wonderful *SOLO* vacations, and
my "Eyeore" Darling Husband stays at home with our cats.

Problem Solved !

 

[JetMom]

Thumper -- the very thought of WDW gets me twitterpated!

My 10 yr. old DS says that he becomes Tarzan -- being at Disney World makes him go WILD!!!!

 

[WDWalways]

SLEEPY!! LOL!!

I always get so tired after a day in the parks....

 

[eeyore0062]

What a great thread.... one night when we went to WCC we were trying to come up with which of the 7 dwarfs were in our party... there were 7 of us.

My sister in law was Grumpy, my brother was Happy, my Mom was Doc, my Dad was Sleepy, my husband was Dopey, my daughter was Bashful and I was Sneezy (I had a horrible cold and kept sneezing). They all pretty much fit, too!

Now, back to your question.... I am usually a cross between Tigger and the White Rabbit!

 

[barbeml]

The Cheshire Cat, of course! Can't stop smiling in Disney World.

 

[meeko_33785]

The first character that came to mind was Rabbit from Winnie the Pooh. I get fairly wirey and attempt to follow my schedule to a letter (why in a place where we go on vacation are there so many schedules for shows, entertainment, attractions, ect.). When they don't work exactly as planned I get a little frusterated. Then, I turn into a more easy-going character like John Smith, in search of a new world of adventure.

 

[raidermatt]

Hmmm... do Muppets count? If so, I'm Fozzie. Always telling lame jokes that I think are funny, but sometimes I'm the only one. (This actually happens a lot, just more often when in WDW!)

I have a friend who turns into Donald Duck on the Disney golf courses... (actually, any golf course)