The Best Feeling.....

[DisneyJunkie]

Out of all of the listed options, which would you rank as giving you the best feeling?

 

[ShookieJones]

My mouse floated over each one of these a couple of times. I had to go with "the day you head to WDW has arrived" because there is just so much awesomeness that occurs on that day, and for us that one encompasses everything on your list. D*mn man, I want to be there right freakin' now.

 

[WhenYouWish]

Pure joy.

 

[WDW_Jon]

Signs are great but hopping on the bUs to MK for me

When you've waited a long time to get there and once all settled in and all the plans are made it's just the anticipation of traveling on the first morning knowing you are almost there and it begins!

 

[networkpro]

Since we currently just drive down I-75 to the tollway (nice drive) its the day of for me at least. Nice easy drive, little traffic and time with my wife.

 

[WDW74]

None of the above for me.

Stepping thru the sliding doors of the Beach Club lobby and taking in a nice long deep breath...suddenly the outside world doesn't matter anymore...

 

[belledream]

I chose "That first sight of the spires of Space Mtn or Cinderella Castle at MK." because even as I pass under that beautiful archway to enter Walt Disney World, I still have to pinch myself and wonder if I’m actually here. It’s not until I get my first glimpse of the Cinderella Castle that I fully ‘get it’.

 

[Texas84]

Those are good but MY best moment is walking into Epcot for the first time. I get chills.

(Yes, I was there in the 'good old days')

 

[ShoalFox]

There are several for me. The first great feeling is passing by the entrance signs to let me know I'm on property. The next, bigger one is when I walk through the turnstile and into the park proper. The final, biggest one is when I walk through the queue at the entrance of Epcot and sit down in my blue green omnimover car to experience Spaceship Earth.

 

[KikoKea]

Mine is walking into the Shades of Green lobby. When the car service drops us off and those doors swish open...I'm back in the bubble with days of fun and relaxation with my DH ahead of me.

For me, the long, slow-moving bag check and entrance lines kill the whole exciting arrival at the MK or other parks. Park entrance is more of a dreaded hassle, and the feeling carries over until I exit the tunnel and finally head down Main St.

 

[Susan Savia]

Mine wasn't listed....pulling into the Epcot parking lot and seeing SE looming ahead.

 

[JIMINYCR]

That first gaze up Main Street and seeing Cinderellas Castle. Nothing does it for me like the realization that I'm actually in the park, on my way, and experiencing the emotions that say I've made it back and its all Disney time from that moment on.

 

[rob0519]

View attachment 188347 Pure joy.

Yep. This is when I know the vacation has begun. I use a similar photo as my desktop several times a year.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Seeing this when I arrive at MCO.....It's the Very first sign your back home....on Side B...

For you Side A's...It's this....

 

[Ray B]

Seeing this when I arrive at MCO.....It's the Very first sign your back home....on Side B...

For you Side A's...It's this....

I agree. When I step into the airport and see the Disney store I know I have arrived.

 

[redsfan4life]

Voted for the moment you see the welcome sign but my feeling starts when I book a trip and increases with each payment made toward the trip

 

[Zipadeelady]

OMGosh!! I changed my vote three times before I submitted my vote!! That was the hardest survey I think I've ever taken!

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

I voted for seeing the castle spires, but my personal favorite feeling is turning the corner onto Sunset Boulevard and seeing the Tower of Terror rising over the land. F****** awesome.

 

[danyoung56]

Several really close options. But once on property I find myself just about chanting "I've just GOTTA see a monorail!"

 

[DfromATX]

I voted going through the turnstiles, but getting the vacation package in the mail is pretty exciting too. I would also add being on the first ride. That's when I feel like I am really there, plus knowing I have several more days to go.