Things that make you cry

[rob45]

Leaving the MK on our last day. I always stop at the flag pole turn to the castle and get 1 more look down Main street before exiting.

 

[216bruce]

1) Golden Dreams at AA (this one has become an almost Pavlovian response- hear music-start crying)
2) Wishes
3) The film at the end of One Man's Dream
4) It used to be that when we left I'd get weepy as we left the property, but after buying DVC we know we are coming back soon (usually already scheduled)
5) Seeing an empty animation studio at DHS (more anger than sadness as to what's become of this once great attraction)

 

[216bruce]

Leaving the MK on our last day. I always stop at the flag pole turn to the castle and get 1 more look down Main street before exiting.

I do the same thing and make it a point to not look back. Heck, I even say "bye".

 

[EnchantedMouse]

 

[PrincessNelly_NJ]

1. Wishes
2. Epcot entrance music
3. Spaceship Earth (I know, weird!)
4. I always cry at the end of the Finding Nemo Musical

 

[Lucky]

http://blog.touringplans.com/2014/02/10/push-talking-trash-can-longer-appearing-magic-kingdom/

 

[Jabbas]

Anytime I see a child run up their favorite princess.

 

[Uncle Orville]

We'll I used to cry before goijg on ToT but that wasn't really emotional. Emotianally leaving knocks me down.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

reaching the bottom of the glass

 

[KCheatle]

I'm a big crier at Disney too! I think it's just the flood of anticipation, happiness, and exhaustion all put into one week

The things that set me off are:
(1) walking into the lobby of Wilderness Lodge for the first time
(2) seeing the opening ceremony
(3) Walking down Mainstreet and seeing the castle
(4) the first part of Wishes (when the kids' are talking about wishes)
(5) the first ride on Soarin'
and...
(6) the check out papers - both because we're leaving and because of my room charges...

 

[Britt]

i think working there and living in the area helped me get some of that crying out of my system. no matter how many times i see it, parts of wishes make me tear up. i also get emotional waiting for big thunder mountain because it was one of my mom's favorite rides (she'd laugh THE ENTIRE TIME and we always made fun of her). and pirates because that was my mom's absolute favorite ride. i remember riding it at dl with her for the first time, and how many times we rode it together when we lived in florida.

<3 ((hugs))

 

[officialtom]

I'm not ashamed to admit I tear up occasionally at WDW

-The old (so sorry it's gone!!!!) DME video... talk about emotional!
-One Man's Dream
-Wishes - especially the Peter Pan part about not wanting to grow up
-Illuminations, especially the opening
-Epcot entrance music. To quote someone above, it's nearly Pavlovian.

Expected sobby moments from our upcoming trip:
-MK opening at 7:50am (our first time going early enough to see it!)
-MK kiss goodnight (our first time staying late enough!)

 

[disney4life2008]

I usually cry walking down main street at night and looking at the castle.

 

[JiminyandTink]

This thread is really making me want to book right now

 

[Figaro928]

I know it sounds really really stupid, but I became a blubbering mess with the cheesey infomercial they play on the Magical Express. It was something about passing the magic down to the next generation. Hook...line...sinker.

I was sitting with my dad & my daughter was in my lap. Both me and my dad got teary-eyed.

 

[zurgandfriend]

Other than my credit card bill after a trip I will admit to getting a little misty during wishes and illuminations, and for the record I am a 60 something, retired U.S. Army officer and decorated combat veteran.

 

[Dog Ate Mouse]

I always tear up when I get out of our car and am standing in the parkinglot of the resort to go and check-in. It's that point in time that I know I am in Disney World and am in the happiest place on earth. I know here I can be a kid again and do so. WDW is really a special thing to me and means so much to be there and just take in all the atmosphere and all there is to do and see. My life is good but when I am in Disney World, it seems a tad better with a spinkle of Magic.

 

[JillC LI]

When the music swells and we lift-off on Soarin' for the first time every trip.

 

[Disneydreamer23]

Knowing how much fun my daughter will have in September

 

[216bruce]

To the folks who whine about FP+, tour groups, paying for soda, Mine Coaster construction time, any attraction that's gone, MagicBands or keeping up with Universal: I hope you've read these and take them to heart. Disney must be doing something right to get these kind of response from seemingly lucid adults. For Crissakes- enjoy it!