Why am I crying???

[cyb]

Plus I am pre-menopausal, so my hormones are out of wack !

I can relate I'm 44, seems like I cry over almost anything, what's up with that, I'm really sick of it!

 

[Cynt]

I'm at work reading through this post and tearing in my left eye. When I enter main street an overwelming emotion of joy goes through my body and a tear up a tiny bit. But Wishes is my fav and I always tear up at the end.

I'm planning our June 2013 family trip w/ my parents, siblings and nieces and nephews to WDW. 10 of us so far. I'm tearing up now just thinking about all of us at MK. Our parents were the working middle class growing up so our vacations were to the local lakes. Now that we're adults and are able to vacation it's a huge deal for us to vacation as a family. I can't wait to reveal the surprise on Christmas to the nieces and nephews!

 

[Cee]

When my adult DD and I arrive at MK and hear "When you Wish Upon a Star", we weep.

Once, when we were approaching the turnstiles at DHS, my adult DS took my hand as we entered. He didn't say anything, he didn't look at me, he just took my hand. I wept.

 

[DisneyInDel]

We love Disney...we love all the emotions that Disney brings out..I remember the first time we brought our 3 DDs..now I am so excited to bring our grandsons in 86 days! It's a bond in our family that we all relish.The happiness that Walt Disney and his World has brought to my family makes me very happy...happy tears flow easily..

Not for me, of course..I'm a guy.

 

[DisneyInDel]

I cry during the Festival of the Lion King. Every. Single. Time.

Teary-eyed now, too.

Lion King..Nemo..Beauty and the Beast..all those shows..

It's the music..kills me...

 

[Rekenna]

I have DH and 3 boys, you wouldn't believe what psycho-analysis I have to do to on myself not to cry! I would never hear the end of it!

 

[TGaines107]

Disney is amazing no doubt! An empty wallet makes me cry, then I know its time to go home... and prepare for next time!

 

[DreamYourHeartMakes]

Another crier here. But for me its a combination of seeing the Castle and music. I just can't believe I'm there!

 

[disneydreamerinny]

I just love reading all these. We now go almost every year, and every year at opening ceremony at MK, tears still flow at 45 years old. Just pure happiness with a great big sigh and a full heart.

 

[rpb718]

Read the first post and couldn't believe there were no "likes" on it - posts like this would get a ton. Then I saw the date and realized that the DIS boards didn't have a "like" feature then. Happy belated "like" day.

 

[SeeDisney]

loved reading your thread, last time i was there at WDW was 2009. Way to long ago, now i am planning a october, 2016 trip with my two youngest boys, now 14 and 11 and bringing along my adult brother who hasn't been to WDW since 1978, (only magic kingdom). i get a happiness of excitment when i read the disboards, and youtubing my research. Can't wait to show my brother and my sons as they really don't remember anything since 2009. However, my husband is not a real Disney fan at all, but he's joining along.

Excited to see that lots of changes and improvements has happened.

 

[magicmia]

So not alone. I cry watching YouTube videos of other Wed family vacations, the planning dvd, and looking at our scrapbooks from each year. Pulling up to mk on the bus gets me and seeing the castle is always water works. This trip we are blessed to be taking my mil and fil. This will be their first and Likely last Disney trip and I am sooo excited to show them the magical world. Love it!!!

 

[brb1006]

I remember crying when I returned to the All-Star Sports Resort after meeting Marie at the Magic Kingdom last May during my last days at WDW during my Senior Trip mainly out of joy and sadness. I'm still sad that Marie suddenly stopped meeting at WDW in late March of this year at MK. They should have moved her back to the France Pavilion in Epcot.

 

[DisneyMom111]

Been there 9 times and still....I cry every time I see that castle. Heck, I cry at the commercials!! lol

 

[CamilaGS]

I remember when I was a little girl, loved Disney and Mickey Mouse and the gang and the princesses and I dreamed about going to WDW, but it was a far away dream, my parents could never afford a trip aboard, let alone a Disney trip, so I kinda threw it under the rug.
Fast foward to 2013, when I was 28 years old. My cousin was planning a trip with his mom and his fiancée and he invited me to go along so my auntie wouldn´t feel left out, and suddenly I was booking my first trip to WDW. I was excited, but thought my time of childish dreams and fantasy were long gone.
First day we visited DHS, had a blast, loved the park, but I still didn´t catch the Disney bug. Then second day was MK. My cousin´s fiancée, who had multiple visits under her belt, told me: "Now you´re really going to feel you entered a magical world. MK is where Disney fantasy is all about".
I stepped inside the park, walked down Main Street, stopped right in front of the Castle, next to Mickey and Walt´s statue. I look to my side and see that small statue of Donald Duck, my fave of the classic characters, and I feel the tears. I can´t explain where they are coming from, or why, I just remember all those years back, that little girl that dreamed about seeing the Cinderella Castle, that dreamed about being a princess and I realize that a dream I had long forgotten about had finally came true.
My auntie hugs me and asks what happened, and I say "I´m just so happy to be here!"
That´s when I caught the bug. Oh, obviously, I cried my eyes out during CTM and Wishes too.

Now I´m coming back to the World for a second trip, more in love with WDW than ever before... I expect there will be a lot more tears this time!