A question for those who frequent the parks very very often

[sknydave]

I have AP for WDW and Universal. I'm at the parks at least once a week. One thing that I have found is I will not wait in long lines for any ride. If the wait is 20 minutes or higher I just won't wait. It does tend to get monotonous at times, but I find new things to do. If I havent seen a particular show or area of WDW in a while I will head over for that. I avoid the parks when I know it will be packed. Why bother with such large crowds when I know I'll be back the following week?

 

[ImaYoyo]

Just curious as to what your "team" does... I need a job as well.

Definitely something I don't want to share with those that don't already know. Gotta have SOME secrets. But I don't work in a theme park or resort area, thought I make many trips to the parks and resorts for work.

 

[xtimMOOthyx]

Definitely something I don't want to share with those that don't already know. Gotta have SOME secrets. But I don't work in a theme park or resort area, thought I make many trips to the parks and resorts for work.

Hmmm. Sounds interesting...and fun!

 

[jajt6106]

We go regularly as well and it doesn't lose it's magic one bit for us. We always try do something we haven't seen or done before whether it's a ride, a new restaurant, a show, or even just to sit and people watch to see other's experience the magic. Sometimes we will just lounge by the pool, rent boats at the resorts, all sorts of things to have new experiences. We always seem to find something we never noticed before.

 

[Pocamahontas]

I'm a CM and aside from working I go about once a month as a guest...
and to me, it's still the most magical place on earth.

Granted...my definition of magic may differ from yours. You see, I get my thrill from creating magic, even when I'm there as a guest, and love finding people who are just so thrilled to be there, to which I may help out in any way I can, whether it be to give a hint to about fireworks locations, or taking a picture for them (heh, and as a photopass photographer, I find myself asking "Hey dad, don't you want to be in that?" pretty often)

You have to understand that because it's not something that you'll be seeing for the first time in a long time, it's a bit...like I said, different.
But trust me, there is plenty of magic as long as you know where to look.