You know you or your family are Disney freaks when....

[Courtney1188]

If purchasing a new home keeps you from going to WDW this year and you really have to stop and think and about it!

My family had to make this decision this year, and my parents totally made the wrong one! There was nothing wrong with the old house and I miss Disney World!

 

[Courtney1188]

-You decide you want your first tattoo to have a hidden Mickey in it
-When buying a new house it is immediately decided that there must be a Disney room
-You don't bother discussing where you want to go for vacation anymore, it's obvious
-Your family is always asking when your trip will be

 

[Skipper Dan]

... when you stop in a random location and say, "It smells like [PLACE DISNEY RELATED PLACE HERE]." Constantly comparing smells to Disney World.

Yes, I do this practically every week.

My favorite one to find, is the what I've coined as the "clean metal" smell of Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, and Test Track.

 

[Skipper Dan]

-When someone calls DisneyWorld "Disneyland" and you correct them.

-And then when they say they didn't know there were 4 parks you inform them that there are not only 4 parks, but 2 water parks, a whole huge shopping/dining/entertainment experience at Downtown Disney, at least 20 resorts (depending on how you count), 2 miniature golf courses, 6 golf courses, a HUGE sports complex...*deep breath*...and they've walked away by now...:lookaroun

-You are always planning a trip to WDW.

-You play Disney park music inside your house.

I DO IT ALL!!!! hahaha :lol: :sohappy: :lol:

 

[The Disney Kid]

When you are watching ESPN just to see where the sets are this year.

 

[Irene]

When your 1 and a half year old Grand Daughter learned to say Donald Duck befoe she could say gramma:ROFLOL:

 

[Cynderella]

That's the truth! I just got this recently:

Very Nice!!

 

[trr1]

you decorate each room in your house a different theme land from the parks !!!!:ROFLOL:

 

[TakeMeThere81]

Although I have to say I don't call myself a "Disney freak" but instead, "Dedicated Fan"...:lookaroun:lol:

 

[pixiesteno]

-When you get red and gold christmas balls in two sizes and make hidden Mickeys for your garland on the front porch - other Disney freaks get it without having it pointed out; then there are the rest of the people.:ROFLOL:

-when you spend an hour getting local hotel rates for the hotels that surround the Orlando college your son wants to check out just so you can convince your DH that the best place to stay is WDW and he looks at you and says, "well, that's a given". The only one in the family to question it is the eldest DS and that's only because he's not going.

- you're already planning on getting APs even though your DS hasn't even seen the college in Orlando to decide if that's where he wants to go yet.

- Your house key has Tinker Bell on it and your spare house key has Eeorye on it - that way when you give it to the housesitter she knows whoes house it goes to:ROFLOL:

- you make your DH use the Disney Visa rather than the Cabela's Visa so that we build points faster.

 

[smk]

When you buy DISNEY eggs at the grocery store. Our local grocery store carries Disney eggs with a little stamp of a different character on each egg. The carton is also decorated Disney.

Oh man am I jealous! I would so buy those eggs. We have no such thing here in Indy......

 

[tcwickings]

When you can look at someones Disney pictures and tell them wear it was taken and what park and so on.

 

[Pooh'sBuddy]

When you're at work reading the acronym for "Managed Care Organization" and think that it's been a while since you've tried checking for great flight bargains.

 

[Pooh'sBuddy]

- you make your DH use the Disney Visa rather than the Cabela's Visa so that we build points faster.

Same here. Mine was easy to train. :ROFLOL:

 

[wdwmomof3]

When you are sitting at the computer on this site, while your son plays "Disney World" with his trains and uses the intercom to say the Monorail spiel.

This happens almost everyday. :ROFLOL:

 

[Disneybird]

1. your husband gives you a gift certificate to frame an artist proof picture you have in your house, and you tell him you'd rather frame one of your many disney pictures instead. He rolled his eyes, by the way.

2. your 78 year old mother has an annual pass and lives over 500 miles away.

3. that same mother tells you to make reservations at POFQ for her next trip without you, so she doesn't have to get into her stash for her next trip with you (staying at WL, BC or Cont. for that trip).

4. you get mad at co-workers that roll their eyes at you when you say, "I'm going to Disney World."

5. your barely 2 year old grandson already knows about 20 characters by name, you've already taken him across country to Disneyland and you're planning your 1st WDW trip with him, before his 3rd birthday. Or like you told your husband, "He's still free until he's three."

6. your daughter brings home a boyfriend to meet you, and you look at him and say, "I can't believe you've never been to Disney World."

 

[ttalovebug]

When your 1 and a half year old Grand Daughter learned to say Donald Duck befoe she could say gramma:ROFLOL:

"Donald Duck" was my first word. :lookaroun


Seriously.

 

[ndiniz]

All of this stuff is hilarious!

You know you're a disney freak when:

You've been to WDW once, and had a hilarious time at the character meals (I know I did).
Someone tells you (in advance) about the 15 ft drop (at an angle, and in the dark) during POTC.
You eat at the Japan house (Yummy!)
You give your spray fan to Mr. Snee and he sprays himself with it, but then before he gives it to you, he sprays you with it!

I haven't thought of anything else. If I do, I'll let you know!

 

[Disneybird]

I remembered another one:

your husband introduces you to a group of people as the person single handedly responsible for paying for Space Mountain

 

[DisneyGirl08]

I know there have been threads like this before, but I think they are fun so I'm starting another one.

You know you or your family are Disney freaks when.....you visit your state capitol buliding on a field trip and when the guide asks the kids to look at the various symbols on the state seals that are etched into the floor and guess what they mean, your three year old starts pointing out "hidden Mickeys" that she sees in the seals. Needless to say, the tour guide had no earthly idea what my child was talking about.

Reading everyone's posts... I am definitely a "Disney Freak" ! :sohappy: