Positive Thinking Disney Thread

[J4546]

Im new to this site but already sick of how every thread turns into an argument about anything. Its so petty and toxic so I created this thread in hopes it could be a place to share positive thoughts about things you like and are looking forward to in the parks and leave all the negativity and bickering somewhere else.

With that being said....

I really really like the looks of the Beauty and the Beast area in Tokyo and would love to see it brought over to Disneyland in CA. And that whole Fantasy Springs expansion....wow!

 

[SoFloMagic]

Im new to this site but already sick of how every thread turns into an argument about anything. Its so petty and toxic so I created this thread in hopes it could be a place to share positive thoughts about things you like and are looking forward to in the parks and leave all the negativity and bickering somewhere else.

With that being said....

I really really like the looks of the Beauty and the Beast area in Tokyo and would love to see it brought over to Disneyland in CA. And that whole Fantasy Springs expansion....wow!

I'd like to see AC installed in the skyliner.

 

[TYOTimer]

Here’s to hoping once all of this 5-10 years behind us, Disney opens a 5th gate

 

[realBobChapek]

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[cjack300zx]

Looking forward to visiting Disneyland for the first time hopefully in mid 2021

 

[realBobChapek]

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[Kamikaze]

Some day, all of this will be behind us.

And so will you, Bob.

 

[danlb_2000]

I look forward my next stay at All Star Sports. Handy tip, if you are staying at a value resort, hop over to one of the deluxes to us the pool.

 

[the.dreamfinder]

I’m looking forward to riding Tokyo Disneyland’s new Beauty and the Beast ride, next year... I hope!

 

[Chi84]

I’m looking forward to our May 2021 trip with our first grandchild. He will be just over 2 years old and we’re so excited to share WDW with him!

 

[hopemax]

I’m looking forward to riding Tokyo Disneyland’s new Beauty and the Beast ride, next year... I hope!

Ooh, ooh, me too! We were going to go this year for Halloween, obviously not happening now. So when Japan lets us Americans travel again, and we can get vaccinated so we don't have to worry about my Dad, it's at the top of our travel list.

 

[SoFloMagic]

For a serious one - I'm looking forward to being able to stop by a park for an hour or two whenever I feel like it again. I never knew how lucky I was. I think I went to see illuminations about 10 times in its last month.
A toast to fireworks and the eventual (hopeful?) firey death of ParkPass.

 

[realBobChapek]

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[danlb_2000]

I am really hoping to get a trip in next year, since it's also my wife's 50th birthday. We have been thinking about December 2021 trip, so hopefully that will work out.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

I was in that lucky group that went in February before all this started and got to experience Rise of the Resistance...twice. I'm very much looking forward to going again and experiencing that attraction again. It was incredible.

 

[Goofyernmost]

It may be toned down, but regardless, the 50th is still next year!

Disneyland was built in one year, they should be able to do something spectacular in the time left.

 

[cjack300zx]

I am really hoping to get a trip in next year, since it's also my wife's 50th birthday. We have been thinking about December 2021 trip, so hopefully that will work out.

Nice! I turn the big five O in early December 2021

 

[Goofyernmost]

Nice! I turn the big five O in early December 2021

I feel for you all. I turned fifty 22 years ago. It's so far back in my rear view mirror that I can hardly see any of it. Amazingly, I did more living after 50 then I did before. I traveled more, further away, made many trips to WDW, plus Disneyland, plus Disneyland Paris, Got divorced, changed careers to urban transportation, retired, packed up and moved to NC. Had 5 different cars, took my family for a group trip to WDW, participated in the weddings of my daughters, became a grandfather 4 times, turned 60, spent a month exploring parts of Europe, turned 70 and generally had all the memorable parts of my life after 50. Yea, before 50, I finished college, went to Vietnam, I got married, watched both my girls being born. Turns out with those exceptions, the first 50 were just going to school, then to work, sleeping and raising children.