You'll Never Guess What Just Happened...

[stevert]

Yeah it was great.................

 

[BeyondHorizons]

Hmm I've got a bunch for this thread, but I'll just go with the earliest for now..
Went to WDW with a decent amount of family members, saw the pink birthday cake castle, and my grandparents gave me a space shuttle toy from KSC outside the contemporary in the parking lot

 

[softball chick]

I've got a few:
-On my first trip ever I walked into MK right as the parade was starting so I got to watch a parade right when I got there, which my family is still convinced they held just to celebrate the fact that we finally made it to WDW
-We were exiting a meet-and-greet area in AK when Pooh was leaving for his break. He grabbed my little sister's hand and they walked down the path together...cutest thing ever!
-Not that unusual I guess but meeting Aladdin and talking to him about how we flew to WDW on an airplane. He told me that 3 hours was far too long to be flying and that I should find him when we were leaving so I could borrow his magic carpet to get home. He's one of my favorite characters so it was amazing for me.

 

[Fairywings]

On my third trip I was Obsessed with Pluto. He was my favorite character. We were at epcot when we ran into mickey, minnie, donald, goofy, etc. We had just finished with Donald when I saw Pluto and I got so excited that I accidently squealed "Donald!" I was apologizing to him the whole time and I laugh at it now. Later at MK we were watching Spectro and here comes Pluto. He comes over and shakes my hand. Or, rather, I shake his paw. I don't know if it was the same person as before because it was year of a million dreams spectro, but it could've been him(or her).

 

[BroadwayGirlJulia]

I have one pretty good one. When I was eight and my sister was five, we went to Disneyland. It wasn't our first time, but it was the first time my sister and I were into dressing up like princesses. So one day my sister wore a princess dress (Snow White) and I wore a tiara. My brother and my dad were off riding something else while my mom, my sister and I were looking for the end of the line for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The line was long and we couldn't find the end of it, so we asked two women who were cast members. They took one look at my sister and I in our princess apparel and said "Princesses don't stand in line." They took my sister's and my hands and skipped with us into the exit, where they let us pick whichever color caterpillar (that's what the cars are shaped like) we wanted. As an eight year old, I was enchanted! It wasn't much, but we were treated like princesses and got to bypass a 30 minute wait. The joys of wearing a tiara...