Your Disney Catchphrase?!?

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Some other favorites:
Splash Mountain-How Do You Do?
The spiel at Haunted Mansion
Candy corn. Let me help you to finish it.
I'm surrounded by idiots.

 

[MadMax11]

"And don't forget me telephone!!" - AA

"What about science..science...science..." Journey to Imagination

 

[mousefanwhat?]

we stick with, there's a great big beautiful tomorrow! when the kids are grouchy at night. lol

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

I also love there's a great big beautiful tomorrow.

 

[Konor]

I have a wife and two daughters who adore anything Disney...mine is "On the MasterCard or Visa honey?"

 

[BigTxEars]

not sure if it counts, but I actually say NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO very dramatically, like Po from the movie of kung fu panda. (my mom says I do the voice of the Spanish version of Po perfectly)
kept doing it at WDW when we missed a ride or we had to wait too much lol.


(If you wonder what NOOO, it was when po failed to go upstairs in time with the noodle cart in the first movie)

LOVE KFP! Po is awesome!!! but it's Dreamworks not Disney

 

[hull327]

Can be applied to anything Disney..."It costs how much?"

 

[Matt_Black]

Not a catchphrase, per se, but I will often refer to the Aerosmith Rock 'n Roller Coaster as the Air Supply Rock 'n Roller Coaster.

You see, my father and mother were driving down to Florida once and, having similar tastes in music, Dad asked to borrow some CDs from me, one of which was Aerosmith's greatest hits. While driving down, Dad asks Mom if he can put in some Aerosmith. She says, yes, she likes Aerosmith. So, he puts it in and immediately Mom starts frowning.

"What in heaven's name is this?"
"Honey, this is Aerosmith."
"This isn't Aerosmith."
"Honey, trust me, this is as Aerosmith as it gets."
"No it isn't, Aerosmith sings... Oh, Air Supply. That's who I was thinking of. That's the group I like."

 

[mickeykoala]

While fighting to walk through stroller parking one day, I heard a frazzled mother tell her children, "You have two minutes to be Disney happy", so I use that all the time.

 

[BigTxEars]

While fighting to walk through stroller parking one day, I heard a frazzled mother tell her children, "You have two minutes to be Disney happy", so I use that all the time.

LOL, I love it when folks try and force their kids into having fun at Disney. Good Lord let the kid take a nap, he much rather do that than follow that Nazi like regime of a schdule uber mom came up with for him to see and do everything in 8 hours at MK

 

[Matt_Black]

LOL, I love it when folks try and force their kids into having fun at Disney. Good Lord let the kid take a nap, he much rather do that than follow that Nazi like regime of a schdule uber mom came up with for him to see and do everything in 8 hours at MK

It's like Camp Whack-a-boy from the Jerry Lewis comics. For the record, that's the only cover of a Jerry Lewis comic that is legitimately funny.

 

[MikeTaylorSound]

First time the DW and me visited AK, they started playing Hapa Duiani on the bus near arrival. I listen to the chorus, we look at each other and as it repeats, I sing along in parody, "A poo, poo, poo, poo"!

So, we sing "A poo, poo, poo, poo" to each other at random times.

 

[mickkey]

At our house it's
"i'm watching .....always watching" and the other favorite from CoP 'no privacy at all around these parts"

 

[tinkerblonde11]

whenever i'm really happy i whistle the steamboat willie tune!

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

would you like another

 

[Minigma]

While walking to Rafiki's planet, we heard a little kid ask: "Gramma, is this real rain or Disney rain?". Living in Washington State, we use this one alot.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Whenever I eat too much, I always like to say I ate like a pig.

 

[CP_alum08]

Whenever my GF or I see anything related to fish it's "for the halibut" from muppet vision. Also, the first few words from the Spanish version of the monorail spiel...neither of us know Spanish so we don't get very far

 

[MickeyPeace]

Ours is a bit risque, but during our very first ever ride on Splash Mountain with our then 9 year old son, my wife and I looked at each other in disbelief as we heard the lyrics the first time. The last line of each choral measure ends with, "Pretty good sure as you're born." We both swore we heard, "Pretty good, show us your b@ll$". Needless to say it was back into the queue for another trip down to figure out what was the actual line. 6 trips through in a row (Sept '12) and we still weren't sure. Every once in a while, I will get a laugh out of my wife by singing "our" lyric. Thank goodness for the internet!!!

I heard the same thing and sang that with the friend I went with for about a month.

 

[gooftroop5]

We use several all the time....
Just keep swimming.
Please gather your belongings and take small children by the hand.
Here we goooooooo!
Watching.......always watching (in Roz's voice of course).
Welcome Home!

There are more, but that's all I can think of right now.......