Tim G
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My headache starts coming back... :lookaroun
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tcwickings
Active Member
When you really don't know what day it is. Cause there is the only time you really don't care.
exactly!
but it gets to me though that i would need to know the date
like "oh crap it is the 3rd...we missed our dinner reservations at boma!"
but it gets to me though that i would need to know the date
like "oh crap it is the 3rd...we missed our dinner reservations at boma!"
and at the airport in ordlando when you arrrive..the first poster you see is a castle =D
Disney_Belle
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...and all the people waiting to board the plane you just arrived on. Carrying oversized stuffed mickeys, lots of Disney bags, and surrounded by not so magical moments of tired, cranky people going back to reality. You start to feel bad and then you say, wait, I'm on my way there!!! (well at least I do!)
Disney_Belle
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Oh how I love them!!!
when you closed your eyes and relaxed while playing your favorite music track from disney
JCtheparrothead
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When you first step on the Monorail and it gets moving...:sohappy:
EaglesfanNJ
Active Member
The first time i have to flick a lovebug off my t-shirt!
Seriously, it takes until i am standing in front of the MK train station, i hear the music playing, i go through the tunnel, and BAM!! You see the shops, the balloons, the smells, the characters, and finally the castle. I step back and say.....Ahh, i'm here
Seriously, it takes until i am standing in front of the MK train station, i hear the music playing, i go through the tunnel, and BAM!! You see the shops, the balloons, the smells, the characters, and finally the castle. I step back and say.....Ahh, i'm here
WishIwasThere
Active Member
For me, its the Walt Disney World arc signs. Back in the 70's or early 80's it was not only the signs, but also tuning into that AM station that provided park information. Always loved that as a kid. Funny how it seemed you would be on World Drive forever before you got to the toll booth.