Suppose you are talking to a person who has never been to Disney World before…..how would you describe the overall experience of it to this person. This should be a fun little challenge. Im interested to see what y'all would say.
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Describing Walt Disney World
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bethymouse
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Hakuna Matata.
morningstar
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I'm guessing you would describe it very dramatically yet seriously, beginning, "Consider if you will ..."
I would say it is four different theme parks, each with a different subject. Each is an immersive world where every detail is there to make the fantasy setting believable. The rides also have that characteristic, so for example you will not see a modern metal truss structure holding up a roller coaster that's supposed to be in the Old West. The rides are not necessarily as thrilling as at some other amusement parks, but they have a better "story".
I would say it is four different theme parks, each with a different subject. Each is an immersive world where every detail is there to make the fantasy setting believable. The rides also have that characteristic, so for example you will not see a modern metal truss structure holding up a roller coaster that's supposed to be in the Old West. The rides are not necessarily as thrilling as at some other amusement parks, but they have a better "story".
Redsky89
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I would take all my cash out of my wallet and throw it in the air. Cause it literally takes all my cash I have on me at the time to eat and drink. But in all seriousness I describe it as a place that lets you escape reality for some time and put you somewhere "magical".
draybook
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I tell people it's rubbish
LOL, my wife tries to do that. She sometimes gives bad info to folks on FB Disney groups in the hopes they'll go at a different time than us.....
FrostyNaples
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"Magic"
Csmith041177
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I would say that it is the happiest place on earth, a place of "once upon a time" and "happily ever after."
JIMINYCR
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A vacation paradise that has something for everybody, has to be experienced several times to really get to know the full Disney experience. To best enjoy you must be prepared by doing your homework, knowing whats available, how to best make your way around and expect to spend those bucks. For some its love at first sight for others it will come slowly over time if you let it. The more you experience the more it will fascinate you
Or even "Submitted for your approval..."
scoobygirl39541
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It's not just a theme park, it's a full resort with everything you could imagine all rolled into one huge experience that people of all ages can enjoy!
WDWoptmist
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La Cava de Tequila lol in all seriousness though its just escapism you literally feel like you are in a completely different place it really is another World
UnhealthilyObsessed
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I usually say "It's the best" and then I ramble incessantly and eyes glaze over and the seasons change and geological events occur and finally I finish and everyone's gone.
So it might be more concise to just say, "It's the best."
So it might be more concise to just say, "It's the best."
Disney Shib
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My descriptions usually go on for extended periods of time and thus lead me to book a vacation myself lol. I think it depends on who I am describing the place to. My friends with kids I give one description and then my single friends I give another. Either way it's fantastic.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Magical.
LOL, my wife tries to do that. She sometimes gives bad info to folks on FB Disney groups in the hopes they'll go at a different time than us.....
oh, that is despicable...i love it!!!...
