While I travel alone....

[Missec]

I look for all the hidden Mickeys that I can find in the parks and the grounds for that matter.

What all do you do?

 

[tinkerbell87512]

I....

look for hidden mickeys
People watch
do things people in my travel party wouldnt usually want to do like tours

 

[Missec]

I....

look for hidden mickeys
People watch
do things people in my travel party wouldnt usually want to do like tours

I love to people watch. I used to eat my lunch out in the park, and just watch the people.

 

[BriarRosie]

I find that I see a lot more live entertainment when I travel solo or with
friends who also like the live entertainment options.

I don't let being solo hamper my food choices. I will still dine solo at
my favorite restaurants.

Since my next trip is during the Food and Wine Festival next year, much of
my trip might center around a lot of the food booths, and food and wine
demos. This festival is actually pretty decent to do when you're solo.

 

[Debi]

I agree with BriarRosie, I do see a lot more live entertainment, especially in Epcot. I also go on a Hidden Mickey search.

 

[Simba's Mom]

I do ALOT of sitting and people-watching. I also like to pin trade, just for fun with the CMs, so I've gone to parks and gone from CM to CM, looking for and making pin trades.

 

[spiceycat]

i am that irrating person who is asking your family where are you from and how your trip going, etc....

 

[NMPTheatre]

i am that irrating person who is asking your family where are you from and how your trip going, etc....

Oh Pat! I love to do that too. Meeting new people and hearing about their lives is one of my favorite things to do. I'm sure that'll happen many times during my trip (Dec. 10-18).

 

[BriarRosie]

i am that irrating person who is asking your family where are you from and how your trip going, etc....

Oh! I forgot to mention something relating to this!

I'm the "designated photo taker", asking if the person taking that photo
of his/her family would like to be IN the shot. I also give photo tips about
how you can get a great shot of a giant object while standing far away
from it. Perspective is everything, and I can't stand pictures where the
people are tiny dots next to the behemoth object behind them.

And it might sound strange, but total strangers will talk to me without me
giving the slightest provocation. It's like I'm giving off a "talk to me" vibe,
even when I want to be left alone.

 

[newholidayx2]

-- I spend LOTS of time in Canada listening/watching Off Kilter!