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Things that make you cry
- Thread starter prfctlyximprct
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MOXOMUMD
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Absolutely this! Especially when you know it's your last night. Cry like a baby!
ItsFigmentFan
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Making the turn from Osceola Parkway westbound onto I-4 westbound, leaving Disney property and heading to the Amtrak station.
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scoobygirl39541
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Can I just say how much I LOVE this thread :') Thanks for creating it @prfctlyximprct!
Also, I'm really surprised to find so many different answers! Really shows how uniquely special wdw is to every family.
Also, I'm really surprised to find so many different answers! Really shows how uniquely special wdw is to every family.
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darthspielberg
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Normally not a crying sort of person at Disney, but on this last trip I got really teary eyed at the Fantasmic finale with the boat of characters. At first I was fine, but then I saw Stitch in a very prominent place. Weird as this may sound without context, it did mean something to me. One of my best friends died last summer, and Stitch was his favorite Disney character, and he could do a pitch perfect voice for Stitch. He had many photos of Stitch when he came to Disney World several years prior. So seeing the blue guy waving his flag around, I started crying.
3Caballeros
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I had never heard about the Kiss Goodnight. I searched this forum and found a video posted.... wow! I am at home with a tear just from watching the video. I am going to have the family watch this next month, so in person I will have chills & rolls of tears going down my cheek.
Good to know that the emotions are normal for all of us that have been sprinkled with pixie dust! Can you imagine what all of us would look like if we were all at the park at the same times...a river of tears!
englanddg
One Little Spark...
Oh, come on. It's not that bad. Figment, for example, is not what it used to be, but the current version captivated my kid to the point where she still sleeps with that figgy doll, and it's the only stuffed animal in 4 years outside of Nala (last trip) she has ever begged me to get her.
CIMG0014 by englanddg, on Flickr
The Piggy Bank adventure is ok, considering the mess that is innoventions...
Ok...I'll stop there.
Now I want to cry.
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Chrononymous
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We don't usually get to MK before opening...but there was the one time...
The train comes in, the little welcoming show starts, and I am hiding my face from my mother, because I am embarrassed how hard I am sobbing.
I glance over and see the tears streaming down her face as well.
Why would something SO happy and unexpected make us cry like babies?
The train comes in, the little welcoming show starts, and I am hiding my face from my mother, because I am embarrassed how hard I am sobbing.
I glance over and see the tears streaming down her face as well.
Why would something SO happy and unexpected make us cry like babies?
Uncle Orville
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michmousefan
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I have to give credit for first learning about the Kiss Goodnight to Tom Bricker (@WDWFigment) and his DisneyTouristBlog... here's the original post: http://www.disneytouristblog.com/kiss-goodnight-magic-kingdom/I had never heard about the Kiss Goodnight. I searched this forum and found a video posted.... wow! I am at home with a tear just from watching the video. I am going to have the family watch this next month, so in person I will have chills & rolls of tears going down my cheek.
Good to know that the emotions are normal for all of us that have been sprinkled with pixie dust! Can you imagine what all of us would look like if we were all at the park at the same times...a river of tears!
disney4life2008
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this video was one my recommended on youtube and i have been in full out crying mode.. i miss the old disneyworld
FettFan
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I always cried during the finale from the Jeremy Irons version of Spaceship Earth.
That's part of the reason I loathe the current version so much. There's no emotional connection or sense of wonder about it. It's just a crap flash animation of lame scenarios with your head stuck on it.
Ooh, you mean in the future I could actually eat BREAKFAST while watching THE NEWS?!!? OH MY GOD THAT'S AMAZING! [/sarcasm]
That's part of the reason I loathe the current version so much. There's no emotional connection or sense of wonder about it. It's just a crap flash animation of lame scenarios with your head stuck on it.
Ooh, you mean in the future I could actually eat BREAKFAST while watching THE NEWS?!!? OH MY GOD THAT'S AMAZING! [/sarcasm]
LucyK
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Had the same thing happen to me! It's the most precious Disney encounter I've ever seen.