We really enjoy Disney. We were there recently. Had a blast. Weather was really nice 3 of the days. What is your favorite aspect of Disney...something unique.
Sorry--my favorite part would be leaving.
I'm an anti-Disnite.
I don't get the appeal of it at all.
Especially those that go again and again....
I just love the Disney magic. We go at least once a year, usually twice. Now that I've gone on a behind the scenes tour, I really notice it. All of the attention to details. How the lands change within the park (one moment you're on main street, the next you're in a jungle...how did that happen. The change is so gradual with such detailed attention). Also, you'll never see trash on the grown, trash being rolled away from the bins, restocking of stores/restaurants, etc. All the rides happen behind scenes - you only see the facade of the front. Keeping all the park functions hidden really adds to it. Also, the CM's. Those jobs can't be high paying - but every single one of them is an absolute delight. So friendly, accomodating, etc. They really help to keep that park magic alive.
I go at least 2 times a month and all the obese people ruin my magical fun...
my boys have NEVER been to Disneyland or Disneyworld.
I love Disney...just don't feel the need to spend $1,000 for a weekend of "fun".
I am sure that one day I will take them to California (again) and Florida and we will visit Disney...but I'm not hard pressed to do it.
Glad you had fun.
I love it too!! I love spending time at the hotel pools. My favorite time to go is May. Sorry not unique:).
LOVE Disney World , it's my happy place.
I love how EVERYTHING is centered around customer service. That's what disney is all about making people happy.
I love it. Everyone is so nice and genuinely happy to be there.
I actually sat down and talked to several employees and you can really tell they really do LOVE their jobs.
You walk through the gates and for the day, you can forget about the crazy
World that we live in. Many people refer to Disney as an amusement park, it is not. It is an adventure. We usually go the first week in December. Great time to go. Did not go this year due to babysitting obligations. Already made my reservations for next December. We belong to the Hilton Vacation Club so we not stay on property. We are retired and have been to Disney enough times, that there is no need to rush. We enjoy the behind the scene tours. Can't wait to go next year to see the new Fantasyland.
Sorry, I am not a 'Disney person'...always wondered what kind of people were though?
I grew up in LA and we went to Disney all the time, as well as Magic Mountain (which was my favorite as a kid/teen)...my kids have all gone, it is fun to go every once in awhile but it us hardly "the happiest place on earth" for me!
The food! Personally I love going for the sit down meals. I don't think I've had a bad meal there. A lot that I still talk about...
We have family in the orlando area so we have season passes even though we live out of state. We enjoy Disney- partially because it has some of our old favorites and because there are new things we do or see when we are there. Now we are getting to re-experience the wonder and joys of WDW with our granddaughter. Watching it through her eyes is amazing. My first trip was in 1971 when the Magic Kingdom opened- their is a Disney Magic- the service, the quality of the attractions, the attention to detail and the cleanliness of the park and the facilities are amazing.
I'm not a fan. I've been three times, but haven't taken my kids, nor do I plan to. They don't want to go either. We really aren't theme park people. We live less than 30 minutes away from Six Flags, and go a few times a year. The boys enjoy that, but I really don't anymore. I worked their for 4 years, so I guess I've had enough of that.
We all prefer off the beaten path sort of vacations. We like to hike and explore, go on outdoor adventures. We don't enjoy the more touristy stuff as much.
