Too old for WDW activities?

Ariel Savage

Ariel Savage

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Just do it! Walt would have wanted you to!

I played the old KIM Possible game and had a lot of fun. I understand why you might feel silly but I feel like CMs are prepared and expecting adults to want to play or collect whatever Disney collectible goes along with the game.

I will admit though...the one thing I want to check out and won't is Enchanted Tales with Belle. I always travel to WDW with adults and no kids and as much as I want to see the new animatronics and how Belle tells the story, I don't want to be the lone adult standing in the back, or worse, gets picked to play the futon/dog or something.
 
DznyGrlSD

DznyGrlSD

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Um....I'm 34 going on 8. I actually got picked to be part of Jack Sparrow's Pirate Tutorial. I was the biggest kid on stage!
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Mark In KY

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Ariel Savage said:
Just do it! Walt would have wanted you to!

I played the old KIM Possible game and had a lot of fun. I understand why you might feel silly but I feel like CMs are prepared and expecting adults to want to play or collect whatever Disney collectible goes along with the game.

I will admit though...the one thing I want to check out and won't is Enchanted Tales with Belle. I always travel to WDW with adults and no kids and as much as I want to see the new animatronics and how Belle tells the story, I don't want to be the lone adult standing in the back, or worse, gets picked to play the futon/dog or something.
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In April I was that "lone adult" and was hoping to get picked. I didn't but the attraction was worth it.
 
dave&di

dave&di

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luv said:
I think there is a limit. In theory, I'd love to get the country stamps in Epcot...and this AK thing sounds like fun, too! But I wouldn't actually do it.

This is why I love it when friends or relatives with small (but potty-trained!) children visit. I'm so happy to go to WDW with the kids and watch them do the little kid stuff. I also get to ride Dumbo, lol.

I need little kids to be my beard!! ;)
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I'd also do the Epcot Passport thing, but I won't! Do people loan out children for a day?! Then I could pretend I 'had' to do it 'for the children'!!!!
 
dave&di

dave&di

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Thanks for all the input guys, but ....... I'm not doing it!!!!!:oops: At one stop you have to mimic Animal calls!!!!! I'm not doing this without alcohol inside my system but then I don't think they will let me join the gang!!!! ;)
 
real mad hatter

real mad hatter

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For heaven sake.@dave&di..Don't you realise the minute you enter the Magic Bubble,you are a kid again,go for it,;) No one will look twice at you..Example..If you wore a set of Mickey ears whilst shopping in your local supermarket,everyone will be staring at you,yet never while at WDW..:P
 
dave&di

dave&di

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real mad hatter said:
For heaven sake.@dave&di..Don't you realise the minute you enter the Magic Bubble,you are a kid again,go for it,;) No one will look twice at you..Example..If you wore a set of Mickey ears whilst shopping in your local supermarket,everyone will be staring at you,yet never while at WDW..:p
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So it's ok for adults to wear Mickey Mouse ears around wdw????!!!!! I'd never even do that! :oops:
emcclay said:
I'm 24 and play SotMk. You're fine. If anything more people will just come up to you and ask questions because you are older.
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Right that settles it, I'm definitely not doing it then! ;)
 
real mad hatter

real mad hatter

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dave&di said:
So it's ok for adults to wear Mickey Mouse ears around wdw????!!!!! I'd never even do that! :oops:

Right that settles it, I'm definitely not doing it then! ;)
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Our neighbours kids next door went on a pirates cruise at the weekend ( a non lander to Belfast ) They came to show me their make up,eye patches,etc,and I rumbled under my bed for my DW Pirates Mickey ears,and put it on.When I opened the door,they were laughing and shouting and trying to persuade me to go with them.I looked at their parents..Glum..:( Faces tripping them..I think I'll advertise myself as a Disney minder..;)
 
BiffyClyro

BiffyClyro

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Tiggerfanatic said:
Last year while in England, I visited a castle where some of the Harry Potter movies were filmed. They were giving broom flying lessons in the courtyard. Long story short, this 55 year old woman lined up right along side the rest of the little kids. I say Go for it!
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I visited there and they gave me one of those colouring in passports! I'm 20 years old! :D....I guess i do look a very tall 13year old though haha.
 
cynic710

cynic710

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29 years old here, with a 3 year old and 8 month old in tow....and im the one wearing a lanyard full of pins and hugging mascots. the rule is the world is be whatever you want, and if that means being a kid then so be it, i want some badges!
 
Texas84

Texas84

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I've done Agent P twice, Japan and UK, and want to do them all. If you want an adult version of the Epcot passport, go during Food & Wine and do the booth passport. You get a stamp for each booth and you can check off what you ate and drank. It's fun.
 

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