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Hello!!! Goodbye!!!
- Thread starter real mad hatter
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OMG.
Thats so sad..Hope this doesn't happen to me for a long while..And I wouldn't say your odd..You still can feel the magic and that to me is a special thing,bit like Polar Express,when the parents never heard the bell jingle,yet the children still could.Its all about believing..
englanddg
One Little Spark...
OMG.
Yeah, this will sound corny. I am still the only one in my family who believes.
My Grandfather still does, but he's too old to take on trips (at 93)...and my grandmother has always been skeptical.
But, our family has always done Disney, hence me signature. I didn't choose to go that many years, they did!
My sister, finding out that the real world means you need to earn money, lost interest, outside of her tour groups. My mother and father both are focused on themselves, as they have always been. My Uncle and his family thinks Disney California is better. And my sister doesn't care much, as long as she gets paid.
Jo DeVil
Well-Known Member
Good Morning Folks..Ive a confession to make this morning..No Figgy,it's not drink related. I'am a OCD person..My towels in our bathrooms have to be the same colours ( got them in blue,red,lime,black ) and they all must hang in the same drop off our heated rails.Thats just one example..But when it comes to WDW it continues..My first park I visit when we arrive is always MK and it's the last park we visit at night before saying " See ya all later ".. Question time..Do you have a Hello park and a Goodbye park on your vacation.? Also do have any other things that you would consider to be OCD.? Another example is that first day when I get my refillable mug is to fill it with Root Beer from the food court drink dispensers..
Right lets just set some ground rules, being organised is NOT OCD. My friends think my house is like something out of "Sleeping with the enemy" to me having all things in my kitchen cupboards face forwards and the newest at the back in just organised. I have lots of baskets which hold packets, herbs and spices etc so I can take out the basket to get what I want, not having to empty have of the cupboard to find things at the back that are out of date! When I open the cupboard I know what I need to get next time at the shops.
When someone comes to your house they will normally use the loo, so having towels that match and are neatly lined up gives a good impression. I must admit that when I have used friends loos I have changed the toilet roll around to hang down the front! Why Why would you want it hanging down the back!!!!!!!!
I am very organised with my packing I have one of those wonderful shirts folders so everything is the same size! so everything fits neatly in the case and it is virtually crease free.
We like MK to be the first and last park, I also have to completely unpack on first night otherwise it doesn't feel like "Welcome Home".
So remember Organised is a good thing! TTFN Jo
zurgandfriend
Well-Known Member
Magic Kingdom for both the hello and the goodbye.
Jessica Meier
Well-Known Member
If it was up to me, MK for both. But we have scheduled our last trip and upcoming trip around my daughter's birthday, which is always our MK day. So, usually we do our first night at Epcot, but this year it will be on a boat with some mangy pirates and some fireworks. What a life!
If you had it really bad it would be CDO
and there is nothing wrong with that.(taps mouse three times and turns around before hitting the post button)
SyracuseDisneyFan
Well-Known Member
Magic Kingdom definitely. I also must visit Downtown Disney and shop in the World of Disney.
Susan Savia
Well-Known Member
Hello and goodbye - Epcot. Seeing Off Kilter in the afternoon.
grim grinning ghost
New Member
First and last stop is always Epcot. With SSE being the first ride I go on. Whiles its no where near the same, it still holds a lot of nostalgia for me, and (even though i know its not true) a part of me wishes that when i go back on it, it will have reverted to Jeremy Irons once again. Also, the smell...there is this odd musty odor that comes from that ride and a lot of the older dark rides. Once I catch a whiff of that, I definitely know i'm in disney
Figgy1
Premium Member
A very magical welcome to the wdwmagic family!First and last stop is always Epcot. With SSE being the first ride I go on. Whiles its no where near the same, it still holds a lot of nostalgia for me, and (even though i know its not true) a part of me wishes that when i go back on it, it will have reverted to Jeremy Irons once again. Also, the smell...there is this odd musty odor that comes from that ride and a lot of the older dark rides. Once I catch a whiff of that, I definitely know i'm in disney