Hi! I was just wondering what you like to do best in Disney. My favorite thing is to walk down Main Street USA! Hope to hear a lot of people tell us their favorite thing to do is and why!
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Favorite Thing to do at Disney
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WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Probably people watching for a couple of hours on the Peoplemover..
I guess when you've been to Disney World up to like, 20 times a year.. you enjoy the little stuff more like TTA People Mover. Because on my last trip I spent 3 hours riding that thing over and over again on my phone, people watching, and the lights at night in TL are beautiful!
-WondersOfLife
The last original pavilion. :king:
powlessfamily4
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I also enjoy walking down Main Street best. I always wish I could live in an apartment there!
The Incredible Schmulk
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My favorite thing is probably just spending some time with my significant other. We get along really well, so it's easy for us to both just let go and have a great time on vacation.
But if we're getting specific here, my favorite Disney thing to do is tour the Food and Wine Festival booths. On our last trip, we managed to get at least one thing from every booth over four or five days in Epcot. It was pretty awesome, and we had tons of fun just eating and drinking around the World Showcase.
But if we're getting specific here, my favorite Disney thing to do is tour the Food and Wine Festival booths. On our last trip, we managed to get at least one thing from every booth over four or five days in Epcot. It was pretty awesome, and we had tons of fun just eating and drinking around the World Showcase.
mickeysshoes
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I love to not think about work or reality while in WDW...sure wish i could be there all the time.
Mickey_777
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My favorite thing to do at WDW is enjoy myself and not search for bulbs that need replacing or walls that need fresh paint.
I wish i could be there all the time too!!
Probably people watching for a couple of hours on the Peoplemover..
I guess when you've been to Disney World up to like, 20 times a year.. you enjoy the little stuff more like TTA People Mover. Because on my last trip I spent 3 hours riding that thing over and over again on my phone, people watching, and the lights at night in TL are beautiful!
-WondersOfLife
The last original pavilion. :king:
Thats awesome i will have to try that sometime!!
I hope i can try that sometime!!
The Empress Lilly
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Stare at the way the lights of EPCOT reflect on SSE.
whitethunder
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Probably people watching for a couple of hours on the Peoplemover..
I guess when you've been to Disney World up to like, 20 times a year.. you enjoy the little stuff more like TTA People Mover. Because on my last trip I spent 3 hours riding that thing over and over again on my phone, people watching, and the lights at night in TL are beautiful!
-WondersOfLife
The last original pavilion. :king:
I have been an annual pass holder for a couple years now, and I noticed people watching has been high on my list for a while. I would have to add taking the grandparents tour on the monorail is very high on my list now to.
If I had to choose my favorite attraction, I'd absolutely have to go with the Osbourne Family Light festival. Growing up in Florida in a small town and having my dad who was a Christmas light fanatic, it reminds me of my childhood and a mixture of the big city festive type feel.
EvilQueen-T
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it took becoming an annual passholder for me (and mine) to slow down to enjoy things other than hitting the rides. I like heading over to the poly mid afternoon, sitting by the pool drinking a cocktail. you can see the castle, you have a beach feel, and they're usually doing poolside activities.
i like sitting poolside on a summer evening watching a disney movie while my granddaughter watches and swims.
i also like sitting on the curb on main st as people file out of the park, eating a snack, people watching while we wait for the bus lines to ease up.
i like sitting poolside on a summer evening watching a disney movie while my granddaughter watches and swims.
i also like sitting on the curb on main st as people file out of the park, eating a snack, people watching while we wait for the bus lines to ease up.
The MadHatter
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- the puffins roost after riding maelstrom. something about leaving the ride and smelling the geir ness norg colognes always makes me feel like i have arrived. i was online the other day messing around and came across the cologne sold in the Norway pavilion on amazon. i was thinking of purchasing it but i feel that it might diminish the experience when i return to norway.
Minnie1976
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I told my husband the same thing recently. I'd love to have an apartment on Main St.
I guess I'm not alone with that feeling.
I love the whole package that makes up the atmosphere of Disney. There is no one thing because each trip there is something new. I love Main Street and seeing the Castle when you 1st get there and having to see it before we leave on the last day which always sad. The monorail rides, the attractions, the hotels, trying new restaurants or snacks to try. Last trip it was the segway tour. It was great. I'd love to do it on another trip.
The people watching is very interesting. Some sights make you stop and take a second look.
Joshua&CalebDad
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Probably people watching for a couple of hours on the Peoplemover..
I guess when you've been to Disney World up to like, 20 times a year.. you enjoy the little stuff more like TTA People Mover. Because on my last trip I spent 3 hours riding that thing over and over again on my phone, people watching, and the lights at night in TL are beautiful!
-WondersOfLife
The last original pavilion. :king:
I wish I had the personality or the ability to just slow down and people watch for a while. Unfortunately being the father of two young boys, ages 4 and 2, it can be a bit difficult to do when you only get to vist the WDW once a year. They are not going to want to slow down for dad and mom.
However, our next trip is in November and I think I am going to make it a priority to build in some relax time to be able to just sit and people watch or just stroll around instead if trying to hit every ride.Wish me luck. :lookaroun
Grumpy-Fan
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My favorite is the first time I come out from under the train station and get my first sight of Main Street and the castle. The only thing better is if I`m with a first timer and get to share the experience with them.
worldfanatic
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Tie:
-People watching while floating around in my Disney Resort's pool
-Having a beer/cocktail (or two) while watching Illuminations
-People watching while floating around in my Disney Resort's pool
-Having a beer/cocktail (or two) while watching Illuminations
MarkTwain
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This should be interesting:
Eating beignets at the Port Orleans French Quarter food court after dinner
Riding a surrey around the Boardwalk
Walking from the Boardwalk to the Yacht & Beach club and back at nighttime
Riding the monorail around the Magic Kingdom loop at night
Riding the Liberty Belle at sunset
Walking down the Rivers of America boardwalks at night (we're night owls, I guess!)
Taking an afternoon break in Adventureland with a dole whip
Illuminations
Trying and be the last on the Haunted Mansion before they shut down evening EMH... delightfully creepy if you can get it almost to yourself
Watching the Fountain of Nations
Walking through the castle into Fantasyland
Peoplemover
Exploring the grounds of Wilderness Lodge
It's the little things.
Eating beignets at the Port Orleans French Quarter food court after dinner
Riding a surrey around the Boardwalk
Walking from the Boardwalk to the Yacht & Beach club and back at nighttime
Riding the monorail around the Magic Kingdom loop at night
Riding the Liberty Belle at sunset
Walking down the Rivers of America boardwalks at night (we're night owls, I guess!)
Taking an afternoon break in Adventureland with a dole whip
Illuminations
Trying and be the last on the Haunted Mansion before they shut down evening EMH... delightfully creepy if you can get it almost to yourself
Watching the Fountain of Nations
Walking through the castle into Fantasyland
Peoplemover
Exploring the grounds of Wilderness Lodge
It's the little things.