Just got back this afternoon from WDW and the PDD (Post Disney Depression) has set in. This is the third year in which we made to the WDW and the second that also had the cruise. We stayed in Wilderness Lodge Villas for one night and Boardwalk Villas for five nights. We hit the Food & Wine Festival and Party of the Senses. I celebrated my 50th birthday with dinner at Be Our Guest and also hit Ohana's and Tony's. We had fun with MNSSHP and my wife finally got to see MSEP. We were able to celebrate Halloween with the new Dream Halloween Cruise and dinner at Palo.
Even if we hadn't done anything special except riding the attractions and eating quick service, I would still be feeling the loss of having to leave the world. We Disney fanatics on the boards can always find fault with something in the parks, but cast members like Laily from Indonesia who was part of the Dream's Mousekeeping (and the friendliest cast member I've ever met - Disney could make a fortune bottling her enthusiasm) and Marko from Serbia who was our waiter at Palo and blew us away with the best service we've ever had.
I'll just have to keep reading WDWMagic, watching the Disney ships as they leave Port Canaveral and waiting for next year's trip. And get therapy for PDD, for which there is only one cure,,,,,,,,
Even if we hadn't done anything special except riding the attractions and eating quick service, I would still be feeling the loss of having to leave the world. We Disney fanatics on the boards can always find fault with something in the parks, but cast members like Laily from Indonesia who was part of the Dream's Mousekeeping (and the friendliest cast member I've ever met - Disney could make a fortune bottling her enthusiasm) and Marko from Serbia who was our waiter at Palo and blew us away with the best service we've ever had.
I'll just have to keep reading WDWMagic, watching the Disney ships as they leave Port Canaveral and waiting for next year's trip. And get therapy for PDD, for which there is only one cure,,,,,,,,