What's worse?

[DisneyMann]

I saw something on Facebook where people were talking about some things they hate about WDW.

While there isn't anything I don't blow off while there, I got thinking about the two things that really stinks in departure day and I'm curious as to what others think about these two.

Mine is seeing the newbies arrive with all the excitement I had on arrival day....I envy them and dislike them at the same time...lol

 

[DisAl]

The drive.... 375 miles both coming and going.
Sometimes the going seems longer because of our eagerness to get there.
Sometimes coming home seems longer because the fun is over and it is back to the daily routine.

 

[DisneyMann]

The drive.... 375 miles both coming and going.
Sometimes the going seems longer because of our eagerness to get there.
Sometimes coming home seems longer because the fun is over and it is back to the daily routine.

While there are plenty of other things to not like, that wasn't one of the choices....lol

 

[eliza61nyc]

oh definitely the walk of shame. first of all, I'm probably embarrassing my family because I'm rolling around on the floor kicking and screaming that I don't want to leave. lol ok maybe not that bad but I'm not a happy camper.
Next, I'm mentally summing up the incoming visitors and giving them secret villain identities explaining why the don't deserve to be checking in and how they are taking up my spot.

lastly I'm also mentally giving my kids the evil eye because if I didn't have to pay for 3 college tuition I could live in Disney world.

 

[Weather_Lady]

The worst for me is actually exiting through the gates of the Magic Kingdom (always our "finale" park) on the last day, knowing I won't be back for awhile. I always feel like I'm leaving a little piece of my heart -- and of my late mother, who loved WDW and with whom I have so many wonderful memories of the Magic Kingdom that I feel her presence with me as much there as I do walking through my childhood home -- inside the park.

 

[KBLovedDisney]

The "Walk of Shame" definitely; I get so sour because we are leaving. As a kid, I would cry really bad (and sometimes scream). I would pretty much throw tantrums. ...now I just cry. Because, who wants to leave?!

 

[larryz]

I've never been on DME, so I guess it's the walk. But I'm usually ready to go, and I still get a kick out of the kids' faces when they're walking into the hotel...

 

[Courtney6682]

Ughhhh...the walk for sure! I hateeeee it!!

 

[DisAl]

While there are plenty of other things to not like, that wasn't one of the choices....lol

READY! FIRE! AIM! I missed the choices at the top.
Since I drive, the DME is not the choice for me, but we are definitely envious of the folks arriving as we load up our car. The other side of the coin though is that we are usually in need of a few days rest at the end of our trip! Not to mention the weight we gained going to several character meals.

 

[belledream]

We always spend as much of the day at Magic Kingdom as we can on departure (yay late flights!) so I'd have to say getting on DME is the absolute worst because that's when it's really coming to an end, and soon enough, there will be no more purple road signs and magical billboards. Everything is so ugly! D:

 

[JIMINYCR]

For me its definitely worse walking out and watching people walking in with their suitcases ready to start their days at Disney. Im never ready to leave, I'm depressed, I've been upset ever since I woke up and had to say goodbye Disney ... theres always more I want to do. Watching them come in with smiles on their faces and eager to get to the park, makes leaving even more horrifying. I want to swap places with them. I'm always thinking... Why couldnt I have been able to book one more week.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

It's none of those options....It's when you get this when you open your hotel door the following morning before your last day or what I would like to call DME...Disney's Magical Eviction...

 

[KBLovedDisney]

It's none of those options....It's when you get this when you open your hotel door the following morning before your last day or what I would like to call DME...Disney's Magical Eviction...

"Here's a reminder that it's time for you to leave" Geezus

 

[DfromATX]

Both choices are bad, but I voted for the walk of shame. And that ride back to the airport is just depressing!

 

[DfromATX]

The "Walk of Shame" definitely; I get so sour because we are leaving. As a kid, I would cry really bad (and sometimes scream). I would pretty much throw tantrums. ...now I just cry. Because, who wants to leave?!

Disney World is the only vacation where I'm not ready to go home at the end of the trip. Wahhhhh!

 

[Bartledvd]

Neither option really just because we go for 14 nights each year by end i am ready to go home feet are tired body needs a rest from all that food i am honestly happy to see DME or people arriving.

 

[DfromATX]

Neither option really just because we go for 14 nights each year by end i am ready to go home feet are tired body needs a rest from all that food i am honestly happy to see DME or people arriving.

That's a really long time. I might be ready to go home by then too, but we usually go for *only* 7 days (with 2 being for travel).

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

The walk of shame from my room with my bags and seeing others arrive. So depressing for me and I feel a twinge of jealousy.

 

[Goofyernmost]

I drive down from NC and stay offsite, so "None of the Above". To be honest usually by the time I leave I am ready to go home. My wallet is on fire and all my credit cards have melted, so it's time to go.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Neither option really just because we go for 14 nights each year by end i am ready to go home feet are tired body needs a rest from all that food i am honestly happy to see DME or people arriving.

Same here...I love doing 2 week trips out there...