When you're thinking about your Disney visit which moments do you usually anticipate the most? I know there are so many parts to look forward to on a trip making this difficult to answer, but if you had to choose what would you say?
For me I always look forward to standing in line outside the park waiting for it to open. I know to some that doesn't sound too exciting, but for me it's the perfect feeling of escapism. I love that feeling of standing there with the sun not too hot and it smiling down on my wife and I. You have the whole day ahead of you with the anticipation of the things you know you will see, along with the excitement of the little unknown surprises that lie ahead. My wife is usually chatting away excitedly to me and most of the time has her arms around me as the parks seem to make her all romantic at this particular moment (I'm also not all sweaty at this point in the day which probably helps).
I also love that feeling as the rope drops as the buzz of excitement eminates from the crowd as they swarm into the parks. You walk through and the music hits you along with the various aromas of baked goods and candy, it's at this point along with many others that I really think "this is what it means to be alive"![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
For me I always look forward to standing in line outside the park waiting for it to open. I know to some that doesn't sound too exciting, but for me it's the perfect feeling of escapism. I love that feeling of standing there with the sun not too hot and it smiling down on my wife and I. You have the whole day ahead of you with the anticipation of the things you know you will see, along with the excitement of the little unknown surprises that lie ahead. My wife is usually chatting away excitedly to me and most of the time has her arms around me as the parks seem to make her all romantic at this particular moment (I'm also not all sweaty at this point in the day which probably helps).
I also love that feeling as the rope drops as the buzz of excitement eminates from the crowd as they swarm into the parks. You walk through and the music hits you along with the various aromas of baked goods and candy, it's at this point along with many others that I really think "this is what it means to be alive"