WDW in One Sentence

[The Magical Genie 123]

I thought this would be an interesting thread topic: If you were describing Disney World to somebody who has never been and could only use one sentence, what would you say? Now, you want to try and stay mostly positive, but you also want to tell them the entire truth about Disney World. I'm still thinking about what I would say, but I'm interested to hear what all of you think. So, how would you describe Disney World in a sentence to a Disney newbie?

 

[sophie_the_pooh]

I would say it's a wonderful place that has the potential to make you feel happier than you' ve ever felt before, make you feel like a child again and give you priceless memories with your family, but that requires a great amount of planning ahead of time and lots of budget planning skills!

 

[epcotisbest]

I would say it's a wonderful place that has the potential to make you feel happier than you' ve ever felt before, make you feel like a child again and give you priceless memories with your family, but that requires a great amount of planning ahead of time and lots of budget planning skills!

Wow, well put.

 

[wogwog]

A once great family vacation destination that is past its prime and really needs a bit of time in Theme Park rehab.

 

[Chef Mickey]

A wonderful place to feel like a kid again and enjoy quality time with the whole family, young and old.

 

[EpcoTim]

Make sure they buy you dinner first.

 

[GrammieBee]

A make believe world which never was and never will be perfect, but with money, time and planning, you can leave behind cares and worries of everyday life and enjoy the magic.

 

[Glasgow]

A fantastical place that gives you back what you put into it, times 10.

 

[Gullywhumper]

Nice.

 

[WondersOfLife]

A theme park that is starting to let Universal Studios rise above them at a fast pace.

 

[copcarguyp71]

Magic 8-ball says "Go back to 1995 and ask again"

 

[Minnie1976]

A wonderful, magical place where I can forget the real world for awhile. I go and just enjoy the Magic!

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

A place to bring out your inner child.

 

[MikeTaylorSound]

The frustration you'll endure from the planning to the ever-buggy MDE will be offset by the nostalgia factor, but the total experience of your trip is always worth it because no other park can compare to the professional employees that are always there to help/serve with a smile, the amount of options you have to choose from (unique dining experiences and special events), and the memories you create and/or share.

 

[Thumper14]

My laughing place!

 

[draybook]

The only place on Earth that can me off yet have me love it so much I keep coming back.

 

[noodles]

It's supercalifragilisticexpialadocious!

 

[Goofy_guy]

The only place in the world that knows how to bring out your inner kid no matter how hard you try to keep it subdued, while at the same time making you forget about the real world for a short time and allow you to let loose with family members, but also makes you wonder why your wallet is a lot thinner afterwards.

 

[Blackburn23]

A magical place full of wonderful memories that removes you completely from your daily life and transports you to a world of beauty, enchantment, mystery and magic.

 

[Scott10]

A place where I can see my wife the exact same way I saw her when we honeymooned at WDW, my 14 year old daughter as the precious little girl that she was years ago on her first trip at the age of 3, and my 5 year old daughter in complete awe of what she is experiencing.