DAKOTADISNEY
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What about the people who go to Vegas or the beach every year? There's nothing wrong with that if that's where they want to go to relax. So why is it so strange for us to go to Disney more than once?
Good point.What about the people who go to Vegas or the beach every year? There's nothing wrong with that if that's where they want to go to relax. So why is it so strange for us to go to Disney more than once?
Couldnt have said it better........:sohappy:I often hear "Aren't you a little old for Disney?".
I guess some people just don't understand that, whilst it is a child friendly place, it has been made for EVERYONE to enjoy (except perhaps the OP's Mother-in-law). Some people will always see it as nothing more than a playground with a big castle in it (often found next to a large golf-ball, a big tree and that big hat). For me it is a way to forget about all the hassles of being an adult and to just get immersed in an experiance that makes the real world depressingly dull.
I find it to be funny/ annoying when people question my need to go to WDW. There is a huge dichotomy on this subject. There are those individuals who understand and those who never will. I've given up trying to defend my obsession, because it is something that doesnt require defending. I happen to enjoy going to a place that truly makes me happy, a place where I can forget about normal everyday thrings and engulf myself in a world of makebelieve- even if just for a short while. So forget all those non believers of the magic because i know why I love WDW and i could care less if they dont.
Enough Said!
JM
I live about 3 1/2 hours away and go up to Orlando regularly for a quick weekend. Last friday my mother and drove up to do some Christmas shopping and see the decorations. People never understand my need to go up so often and tell me I'm nuts. I guess unless you have the Disney "bug", people just don't get it.
I've had a lot of criticism from my extended family about WDW (and how much it costs, in particular.)
They also hate Epcot (e.g. it's boring, not enough thrill rides.) I always try to explain that WDW is a place that almost anyone could find something to do. Thrill rides exclude a lot of people (little ones, the elderly, etc.) They don't understand the concept of a theme park not consisting of mostly thrill rides.
I former co-worker of mine was convinced that WDW was a kid's place. She of course had never gone to WDW, but had about a million criticisms.
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