We accessorize our lives with things we enjoy, like Disney. So aside from the forums we all here enjoy, I get my Disney "fix" daily with the Disney Coffees and Wonderland Tea. What do you do to keep the magic real between visits?
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What do you do to keep the magic real between visits?
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pixiesteno
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use my resort refillable mugs, check the boards here, price out possible trips, watch my collection of Disney Parks DVDs from the shows that aired on travel channel, look through photos from prior trips
I watch the shows on Travel channel too and add my own commentary...hee hee
powlessfamily4
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I have, what my husband refers to as my Disney shrine in my den. It is comprised of water globes, photopass albums, many framed pictures in Disney frames. I gaze it each time I walk past it and feel that little spark of magic knowing I have already planned the next trip. At the end of the day I go to my bedroom and I scream, cry, kick and wet the bed just thinking about the fact I am not there.
ExtinctJenn
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I visit this forum and take in as much Disney-talk as I can to satisfy the craving between visits. I also subscribe to a ton of Disney News newsletters and YouTubers so I can at least see things that are going on, even if not first hand. Additionally, we have a room in our house that we call "The WDW Room." It has lithographs on the walls from the parks, shelving with Vinylmation, a monorail setup around the wall and (coming soon) will have curtains to match Sorcerer Mickey's robe (red velvet, blue velvet valance, gold tassled tie backs).
annawilliams
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I love watching the Samantha Brown Disney episodes. Takes me home. I listen to a lot of park music, watch a lot of youtube videos, and have a cool scrapbook I made of our trips there. All of them keep that magic going!
I listen to a lot of park music, watch a lot of youtube videos, and have a cool scrapbook I made of our trips there. All of them keep that magic going!
wendysue
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graphite1326
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Due to rising costs of everything and lack of my bank account being unable to match. I believe that my trip in two weeks will be my last. I just can't keep up. So there will be a depression for a while i guess
maryszhi
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amen! also i watch youtube videos, or look at old photo album/ home movies from my previous trips. planning another trip somewhere takes the sting out if there is one that needs planning. also making wdw food for breakfast/lunch/dinner/ or dessert also helps.
maryszhi
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stitch's great escape lol love its reference there lol
I haven't look at youtube for disney videos, never thought of that, now i'm going to have to, thanks for the idea!
annawilliams
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i feel like the travel channel needs to come up with new disney episodes...its been such along time and they are outdated
Agreed. There's so much new stuff now. Maybe they will do one on the new fantasyland? We can only hope.
Or we could get together and make our own video, we have enough tips and experience.
maryszhi
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i have a feeling there will be a tv special to promote it. i wish disney would go back and do tv specials on abc of different things, like new fantasyland. i was very surprised they did not have a 50th special for disneyland, or 40 for disney worldAgreed. There's so much new stuff now. Maybe they will do one on the new fantasyland? We can only hope.
there once was a time where any major holiday and/ or theme park event or anniversary waranted a special. also remember in the late 80s early 90s when every major sitcom some how went to a disney park/cruise/ disney trip? example: full house, step by step, roseanne, boy meets world, sabrina the teenage witch, family matters, according to jim, etc. modern family is the only one i can think of in modern time, and i was just two months ago.