Four Parks.One World.But What World.?

woody98

Active Member
Hatter you are the best when it comes to appreciating disney. I've said it before that disney is the only place where my whole family can get along. I'm talking 2 weeks with 18 of us invading the world yearly. And for those that know my family that is beyond magical its a miracle. As long as i can afford to take my family it will happen every year.
 

Bama14

Well-Known Member
To us it is so much more than a theme park. It is a complete escape from our ordinary stresses, and time to just make memories and let go for a minute. I get misty eyed as soon as I first see the castle, and teary again when I turn and take that last glance at it. I get to be a kid, and see my own kid get swept up in the experience. We get to go on rides from our favorite movies, see shows, learn about other places and cultures, and we usually end up meeting some really cool people from all over the world. And where else can you fly to Mars and then visit Norway? :) I always compare leaving the park to the movie Somewhere in Time. When Christopher Reeves sees the penny and is ripped back into his own reality, that's what leaving Disney World feels like. I guess if you have been infected with the Disney magic (which I definately have), you may tend to see the whole thing through rose colored glasses. So be it though. I'm on the "it is so much more than a theme park wagon." :)
 

disneysince71

Well-Known Member
To us it is so much more than a theme park. It is a complete escape from our ordinary stresses, and time to just make memories and let go for a minute. I get misty eyed as soon as I first see the castle, and teary again when I turn and take that last glance at it. I get to be a kid, and see my own kid get swept up in the experience. We get to go on rides from our favorite movies, see shows, learn about other places and cultures, and we usually end up meeting some really cool people from all over the world. And where else can you fly to Mars and then visit Norway? :) I always compare leaving the park to the movie Somewhere in Time. When Christopher Reeves sees the penny and is ripped back into his own reality, that's what leaving Disney World feels like. I guess if you have been infected with the Disney magic (which I definately have), you may tend to see the whole thing through rose colored glasses. So be it though. I'm on the "it is so much more than a theme park wagon." :)
I think I have a tear... That was beautiful! :)
 

Jessica Meier

Well-Known Member
To us it is so much more than a theme park. It is a complete escape from our ordinary stresses, and time to just make memories and let go for a minute. I get misty eyed as soon as I first see the castle, and teary again when I turn and take that last glance at it. I get to be a kid, and see my own kid get swept up in the experience. We get to go on rides from our favorite movies, see shows, learn about other places and cultures, and we usually end up meeting some really cool people from all over the world. And where else can you fly to Mars and then visit Norway? :) I always compare leaving the park to the movie Somewhere in Time. When Christopher Reeves sees the penny and is ripped back into his own reality, that's what leaving Disney World feels like. I guess if you have been infected with the Disney magic (which I definately have), you may tend to see the whole thing through rose colored glasses. So be it though. I'm on the "it is so much more than a theme park wagon." :)
Amen.
 

marni1971

Park History nut
Premium Member
Youve lost me Dude.:confused: 192 ??? ..So here's my advice to yourself. You be careful of your bubble,and I'll be careful of mine.Because our bubbles are so different.Mine doesn't have padded walls.
192 is very near to Celebration Place. Where Disney Social Media are based. Because you sound so much like a press release.

For someone who only visited in 2004 for the first time, you have no idea how standards have changed.
 

real mad hatter

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
192 is very near to Celebration Place. Where Disney Social Media are based. Because you sound so much like a press release.

For someone who only visited in 2004 for the first time, you have no idea how standards have changed.
Your correct..Thats why I put a new thread entitled "Disney Time Machine" in " General Parks " It will be interesting to read about years gone past,but I prefer looking to the future.;)
 

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