Adults and Meet And Greet

[celtic20]

Is it ok if an adult gets pictures with the characters? Would I be able to get pictures with those of whom I adore?

 

[The Mouse]

It's no problem at all.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Personally when I see a character with a line I snatch the icecream out of the waiting children's hands, throw it thirthy feet away and watch them run after it just to make the line shorter so I get to hug my fav characters quicker.

 

[bethymouse]

Of course it's ok. We adults like to get a little piece of the magic as well! Have fun!

 

[rsoxguy]

Always. I have,in fact, taken a picture without my daughter when she was too embarrassed to get in on the action.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Personally when I see a character with a line I snatch the icecream out of the waiting children's hands, throw it thirthy feet away and watch them run after it just to make the line shorter so I get to hug my fav characters quicker.

Since my throwing arm isn't what it used to be, I just ram through the kids who can't outrun my scooter. I figure if I can get front-of-line ride passes they should apply to characters too.

 

[Redsky89]

I take pic's with all the princesses. I'm their prince charming I like to think.

 

[Avenger117]

Yeah totally ok. We got a picture with Duffy last time we were there.

 

[bubbles1812]

Yep. Totally ok. I love getting pictures with the characters. It wouldn't be a Disney trip without a picture with Mickey.

Since my throwing arm isn't what it used to be, I just ram through the kids who can't outrun my scooter. I figure if I can get front-of-line ride passes they should apply to characters too.

My strategy is to yell that the line for Dumbo is only 5 minutes long...that sends them runnin'

 

[JWG]

Always. I have,in fact, taken a picture without my daughter when she was too embarrassed to get in on the action.

Ditto...

 

[real mad hatter]

always get snaps taken with characters,after all,were only older children.

 

[Kandi]

I love getting pictures with the characters, its one of my favourite things to do

 

[LuLaSue]

We have no kids and yes we wait in line to take pictures of our favorites. We have one hallway in our home dedicated to pictures of us and the characters.

 

[dreamfinder]

Not a problem. And in fact, it's much less sketch than hanging out behind the line trying to take a quick snap of the character without any kids in the picture.

"Sir, why did you just take a picture of my child with Mickey?" As security starts to come out of the woodwork.......

 

[jlevis]

Since my throwing arm isn't what it used to be, I just ram through the kids who can't outrun my scooter. I figure if I can get front-of-line ride passes they should apply to characters too.

This

 

[radev104]

I still get autographs too if we haven't seen them before but we definitely get pictures with them.

 

[pixiesteno]

I get pics with characters and "face" characters. One trip I had a hard-cover book about Walt Disney that I had autographed for our college aged son for christmas. We took the photos from that and made it into a calendar for him and our other son & family. Most of the character thought it was a cool idea

 

[MagicMike]

Is it ok if an adult gets pictures with the characters? Would I be able to get pictures with those of whom I adore?

If you see your favorite character in the parks, and you DON'T get a picture with them, I think thats what would be unacceptable.

 

[Tiggerish]

We have no kids and yes we wait in line to take pictures of our favorites. We have one hallway in our home dedicated to pictures of us and the characters.

I have an entire collage frame filled just with pictures of me and Tigger.

 

[MKCP 1985]

Is it ok if an adult gets pictures with the characters? Would I be able to get pictures with those of whom I adore?

Sunday a week ago, a lady was getting a photo with Sorceror Mickey at the Animation pavilion and just kept getting photo after photo after photo. She was definitely having a better time with Mickey than the 10 year olds almost ever do. I couldn't say anything. My 22 year old daughter and I were next in line behind her.