KBLovedDisney
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One of mine 
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Disney Tattoos?
- Thread starter Britt
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Wow. That's gorgeous, but... ouch!
Zipadeelady
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Love it!!
Brainhead64
Member
That's a gifted artist you've got there.
threvester
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Wonder where the seventh dwarf went?That really doesn't sound terrible at all.
Now this, this would be bad...
VDisneyFan18
Active Member
Tower of Terror, Space Mountain and the Pandora Conservation Initiative logo.
Raineman
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I was wondering if I could get some advice. I will be getting my first tattoo soon, and it is going to be a Disney-based tattoo. Basically, it will be "Never Grow Up" in the Walt Disney signature font, circled around a silhouette of Peter Pan flying over something representing WDW-but I don't know what to use for the representation of WDW. I thought about Cinderella castle, but would that be weird for a 44 year old man to have Cinderella castle tattooed on him? I am also considering small versions of the four park icons-the castle, Tree Of Life, SSE and ToT. Any suggestions as to what I cold use as the WDW element in my tattoo?
KBLovedDisney
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What about Peter Pan flying in the night sky to the 2 stars (the second star to the right kinda thing) and having more of a "space theme" behind it to give it more of an 'out-of-this-world'/maybe more adult-y kinda feel?
Those galaxy/spacey themed tattoos with lots of cool colors and star effects that would look nice...and now I want one
SourcererMark79
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- In the Parks
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Even though this seems overdone, it has a lot of meaning to me and the hard life I endured in my 20s. I'm 38 now and sober 10 years. I have learned from my past 
When we were at Art of Animation in September 2017, there was a family there that had Disney tattoos everywhere, arms, legs, there was what I assumed to be the mom and daughter and one of them had a shirt on that exposed their stomach and there were Disney tattoos. The only one person in the family of four that didn't have a tattoo and that was a younger boy.
I talked to the family for a few minutes and they were telling me some of the meanings of the tattoos, some were from traumatic events, some from experiences at a Disney park and so on.
I thought it looked really cool. Of the ones I could see they were very well done. I wanted to get a picture but I thought it might have been rude and weird.
I talked to the family for a few minutes and they were telling me some of the meanings of the tattoos, some were from traumatic events, some from experiences at a Disney park and so on.
I thought it looked really cool. Of the ones I could see they were very well done. I wanted to get a picture but I thought it might have been rude and weird.
EOD K9
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I've had a lot of people take pics of my Maui tattoo. Not weird at all.
KBLovedDisney
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When I was at Carowinds, I saw a woman with this tattooed on her forearm, the miniature version with the phrase "Remember who you are" above it. It was very nice.Even though this seems overdone, it has a lot of meaning to me and the hard life I endured in my 20s. I'm 38 now and sober 10 years. I have learned from my past
aw14
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I have that quote with 3 Disney characters on my upper back. It’s for the 3 of us in my family.
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KBLovedDisney
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aw14
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Thank you. I am still in the process of figuring out the next ones.