A Magical Act of Kindness!

[Eyorefan]

That is so cool. I confess I have left with some extra CS and Snacks points on my DDP and I never thought of passing them on. Thanks for sharing this awesome story. It gave me a wonderful idea for a way to use my next left over points.

 

[ldsprincess]

aw! that was a great story! we definately need more people like you and the people who paid for you guys in this world! selfless giving and humble recieving are amazing attributes and blessing and i'm so glad you shared that with us! thanks for making my day!
~Renee

 

[LoriMistress]

That's wonderful! Someone would spread the Disney Magic by putting the time into brightening a person/family's day. I really want share some Disney Magic at the parks.

 

[H20Babie]

Thanks for sharing, what a magical moment! Every trip, I try to do something small but special ... buy a child a balloon, ice cream or mickey krispy (with the parent's permission, of course). And my DS has had the same done for him once or twice. I think it is moments like these that keep us believing in the magic. Hopefully, I'll be able to continue to spread some magic in March!

 

[coasterphil]

I'm surprised that Disney allows you to transfer funds/credits from the Dining Plan. Seems like that would be something that they'd block.

 

[figmentmom]

Random acts of kindness - WONDERFUL things! Thank you for sharing your story - it does my heart good. :sohappy:

 

[Montyboy]

If you didn't want anyone discussing it perhaps you shouldn't have devoted the entire first part of your post to HHN.

I was thinking the same thing. What does this have to do with the kindness of strangers?

 

[Beauty_Belle]

What a truly magical moment! You know, I never thought of passing on the unused points to someone else....I honestly did not think Disney would allow it. There are many times I would have loved to pass on a magical moment for a family like a snack credit for there is so much food on the dining plan. I know a couple that would order a dessert for other people, who were not on the dining plan as a treat.
What a kind stranger and hopefully he or she reads this. I'm positive they would just be delighted to know their kindness was appreciated.

 

[Laura]

Aw what a nice story. From what I've heard it's pretty common for people to donate their unused dining credits at the end of their stay.

You sure do like your adjectives don't you? :lol:

 

[Montyboy]

The act was great for two reasons. He also didn't look for recognition.

 

[Montyboy]

You sure do like your adjectives don't you? :lol:

Occupation: writer

 

[ask!]

Love the positive feeling from the stories of kindness and generosity of strangers in this thread....it makes me feel the Disney magic and his belief in the goodness of people.

Thanks for sharing......seems like Disney guests are actually helping Disney's YOAMD ! That must be fun! :ROFLOL:

Andrea