Why we love Disney

[Dreammickey]

I have to share my excitement with you fellow Disney fans. I leave Monday for Disney! I am 57 and so excited I can hardly stand it. This is trip 16 for me but I haven't been there in 12 years. I had a friend ask why I love Disney World so much. Hard to verbalize but the feeling that dreams do come true and everything is possible comes over me when I enter Disney. We are staying at Coronado Springs...have our dinner reservations and tickets.....packing list finished and I am so ready to buy my Mickey ears!
(I have read EVERYTHING on these message boards!)

 

[Wild about Walt]

How exciting for you!! It really doesn't matter how old you are or how many times you've been to the World, the Disney magic gets you every time in a way nothing else can. And try as you may, you can't even begin to describe it to someone who has never been there.

Enjoy your experience Dreammickey! I wish you the best.

Our trip begins in 59 days and we are bursting at the seams to tell the kids about it but know it will be all the more special to see their faces when they figure out where they are!

 

[Blackbeltdisneygirl]

My hubby and I have always had a good marriage, but I think after 12 1/2 years with no vacations, we were just worn out. We fought a bit, nothing to divorce over, but it was weighing a bit on my heart. We had nothing to look forward to other than everyday home life, which can be wonderful, but also routine. My parents decided to take our 5 kids to Disney when I was 32. I had wanted to go my whole life. They said we could go too, so we did. We did not realize what we were missing out on. Disney made us so happy. I think it was just that we worked so hard all the time. He does construction and not only works for a company, but owns his own company. I teach karate, am a homemaker, I homeschool, I coupon (which is almost a full time job sometimes), run a small side business, and train for my second degree black belt. We were just VERY tired. Now we have something to look forward to and plan as a family. We love talking about remembering, and planning Disney. We are about to celebrate 14 years, and we are rekindling some of what gets lost after the newlywed phase of marriage ends. There is just something about being there that makes our hearts happy. It extends to the times we are back at home b/c we know we WILL get to back. Before we didn't have that. It was just, everyday get up, work, work, work. Do you understand what I mean? I love the freedom that Disney gives us from the pressures of everyday life. We are free there. And that makes all the other days easier.

 

[olympia]

I have to share my excitement with you fellow Disney fans. I leave Monday for Disney! I am 57 and so excited I can hardly stand it. This is trip 16 for me but I haven't been there in 12 years. I had a friend ask why I love Disney World so much. Hard to verbalize but the feeling that dreams do come true and everything is possible comes over me when I enter Disney. We are staying at Coronado Springs...have our dinner reservations and tickets.....packing list finished and I am so ready to buy my Mickey ears!
(I have read EVERYTHING on these message boards!)

hello! I am a Disney addict: Banana:.
It is true that you can not talk about WDW without having been there.
I'm Spanish, I live in Spain and need to go every three years.
people who do not know think I'm crazy
I do not mind. I have the luck to have met many people from the forums are saying like me and I no longer feel a freak
WDW is Where the dreams come true
you do not understand do not know what is lost
Dream mickey... have a good trip!!!!!!!!

 

[pepe of ohio]

After all our trips, knowing the ins and outs, breaking from the commando trips of yesteryear....we know we can count on a very relaxing, very well themed vacation....from the resorts to the parks and the total grounds, it's perfect in every way...no guessing....we know what we want, can plan and pay as we feel in necessary and having done that....expect it will be so....

After 40+ trips, WDW has never let us down, thru children and into the golden years, disney has provided us with a fantasy world of make believe nowhere else can compare to...at a decent price...it's all there....sort of inclusive...transportation, resorts, theme parks and water parks.....we have never regretted our decisions on going to WDW and still look forward to esch and every trip and when we're in the process of going....still get giddy and excited like we've never been before.....when we arrive at the WL (our go to resort for over 10+ stays)...we smile and enjoy hearing them say "welcome home"....and it just takes our breath away....no matter how many times we've been there, seeing the lobby, hearing the boat horn and seeing the pool....just relaxes us to the nines....even headed in, forst glimpse of the momorail track takes a load off our minds...we're hear...again at our most favorite place for a bunch of exciting days before going home to the everyday mundane life of reality......fantasy breeds enjoyment.....

 

[mdsd8700]

I am 44 and DH is 49 we could walk around MK for hours, never ride anything and be perfectly content. As well we could stroll the grounds of all the resorts jand ust happy to be there. Our kids are 15 and 18 and everywhere we turn is a memory of them growing up. It truly is the place we love to be most.

 

[Ro Z]

I am 52 yrs old. My 1st trip was when I was 31. I am going On Feb 29th for my 41st trip. I love that they have everything right there. It feels like home. Only better!
The people that don't get it never will BUT those who do (all of you) know what I mean!

 

[tinker6bells]

This year is my 12th year going to Disney. and I thought that was a lot. but 41 years? And over that! I understand the feeling of people asking you "Doesn't it get boring?" You know what I tell them? I say "what's to be bored about?" It's hard to describe this feeling in words. but I'll try. I get a sudden fluttering of a butterfly, a happy one, in my chest. a smile forces itself upon my face- not that it needs to be forced. Just seeing people... seeing happiness floating in the air, this is Disney. I love you with all of my heart, Walt Disney, you have had more affect then ANYTHING else on this world. You gave us real happiness. and it's not the artificial kind. ​

 

[melanieRN]

I wish you a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious time at WDW. I am so jealous! We are going down to Orlando next month for spring break but my kids made me swear to them that we aren't going to WDW. They have gotten tired of WDW after 3 trips. I don't know how I can resist the impulse to swing the car into the park entrances when we drive by. I might have to let my DD drive!

 

[Disney-Chick]

It is hard to explain to others how WDW makes you feel. I always think of Disney and can't wait until we go back. I am so sad not being there. But I do say to anyone who asks that you have this feeling when you first walk down Main Street that is hard to explain. I am always on cloud nine when I go. To each it's own of what they prefer. This year will be our 8th time going and it's bothering me that we do not have definite dates set yet.

Enjoy your trip.

 

[noahdove]

Yes, the feeling is hard to describe..butterflies,the smells, tears of joy, a smile as wide as the Mississippi..I am not sure my feet even touch the ground once I walk thru the entrance...enjoy every moment you have there....