No. My daughters are both adults. I made the mistake of turning them into Disney Fanatics long ago. So now Father / Daughter(s) time revolves around Disney or the Blackhawks.
I had no idea what the line would be like, so I left the auditorium maybe 10-15 minutes into the Q&A session. I would guess there were already about 30 people in the line. We had no idea what was going on in the auditorium, but suddenly the line just filled up quickly. I have no idea how long it took Marty to sign all those books.
There was no way that I was waiting. I gave it 15 minutes or so, but gave up quickly. I can't say that I regret it really. It would have been really nice to get the signature, thank the man for his 5 decades of work, and move along, but it was just moving too slowly.
So, now you know, either
I admit, I may wear a Disney Cap or a logo polo, but I'm rarely surprised at the ultra-Disney fan apparel that shows up at events outside the parks. I don't understand the mouse ears and pricess costumes either, but they are harmless. If that's how some fans choose to celebrate a Disney event, I have no problem with it.
And now, Marty:
Marty loved this photo, and said it was one of his favorites (referring to the photo of Walt in the background):
And a zoomed in (I sat 3rd row, so the first two are not zoomed):
And my book:
Thank you for that. I was going to try and get my folks to see it (huge Disney fans themselves), but didn't get a chance this weekend. Now that it'll be out through the summer, I'm sure I'll get them back over here to Chicago and in there. Plus, it gives me a little more time to plan out a heist to steal some stuff. I'm thinking something small like the book for the "Isle of Naboombu" would take a while for someone to notice
OH MY GOODNESS you made my day, my week, my Summer! I saw this thread pop up and sighed remembering I wanted to go but couldn't awhile back and figured it had come and gone......WOO HOO! Can't make it to the World this year so maybe trip on down to Chicago.....yippee!
