I don't care what anyone says, I will always love...

Cmdr_Crimson

Cmdr_Crimson

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When a Disney Burger is simple and nothing overwhelming..
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Jambo Dad

Jambo Dad

Well-Known Member
I can give you a few of my classic favorites - many involving spending time with my now-24 year old son when he was little. We have been there probably 3 dozen times (we live in Connecticut).
  1. Our first morning in the parks - deciding which things we will do that day - multiple parks, water parks, DisneyQuest, Downtown Disney, mini golf, real golf when he got older, resort hopping, dining selections, boats at certain resorts. Usually several things a day.
  2. Standing in the lobby at Jambo House or Wilderness Lodge just marveling at the scale and atmosphere.
  3. Evening bites in the Kilimanjaro Club and people watching over the lobby.
  4. The giant basketball pole at All-Stars sports and the baseball pool at All- Star sports.
  5. Casey’s corner getting a hot dog.
  6. Beignets at French Quarter.
  7. Staying at a cabin at Ft. Wilderness.
  8. Sampling the snack at Food and Wine.
  9. Going resort to resort to look at Christmas decorations.
  10. Electric boat parade at Wilderness Lodge after a day at the parks.
  11. Being in MK at 2:00 in the morning - the best time to ride rides.
 
S.I.R. the Robot

S.I.R. the Robot

Active Member
In the Parks
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Snow White's Adventures (1971)

Seriously, this version was much better than the 1994 one. I think I just like it because of the cartoon starbursts at the end tho.
 
Goofyernmost

Goofyernmost

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I've loved everything about WDW since 1983, but I no longer am in their target audience so I can no longer participate in the thing that I was obsessed with for over 35 years. They had priced me out of the hotels a few years ago, but only recently priced me out of being able to afford to go to the parks anymore, which had been the object of my affection. It was something that I looked forward to immediate after leaving and building up until I went again. So, if I sound angry or negative that is the reason why. I might have some money in my retirement plans, but unless I want the government to support me for whatever life I still have left my desire to remain independent has forced me to be responsible and not spend it on such a luxury when I might need it for food and shelter someday. I just cannot take that chance. So the one thing after my family that was a hugely important part of my life is, for all intents and purposes, unreachable.

To the OP... continue to enjoy all those thing that others put down, because no one other than Disney themselves will ever do things to make that out of reach. Enjoy like I did for 35 years. They go by at the speed of light and I advise you not to waste any of them.

I really don't have anything to complain about. I made forty eight trips to WDW, (through a number of changes in both numbers of parks and attractions therein) one visit to Disneyland in Anaheim (50th Anniversary) and one to Disneyland Paris. I got far more enjoyment out of the stuff than most people have ever had the ability to experience. I consider that very lucky.
 

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