With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have You Ever Been To Any Of The Walt Disney Resorts ?
05/01/2013
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loved it! Only spent a day going to see all of the parks, but that is how I like it!
05/01/2013
I've only been to the Orlando parks, but I enjoy them! I love EPCOT during the food and wine fest.
05/01/2013
yes, Disneyland and Tokyo Disney.
05/01/2013
No I hope some day to go. I'd really love to go to Universal so I can go to the Harry Potter part. I'd be in Heaven, lol!
05/01/2013
I'm less than an hour from Disney World and I go all the time. I've stayed at a lot of the resorts as well! Their resorts are pretty amazing. My goal is to visit every Disney park.
05/01/2013
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I actually got a job offer at Walt Disney in Orlando, but I wound up losing the email address I was supposed to submit my resume to in a computer crash. Such a shame, because I would love to have worked there - I've never been, so it wouldn't be able to ruin the magic for me.
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
05/01/2013
I've been to Disney World as a young kid, a teenager and a 20-something. It's OK. Too expensive for sure, and too many lines. If you can go on a weekday, it's better.
05/01/2013
I've only been to the Flordia one. I was about 7 years old.
05/02/2013
I've been to the California one once and the Florida one at least 3 times. I'm sick of Disney now even took one of their cruises.
05/02/2013
It was so fun! Wanna go back!
05/02/2013
Oh i wish /:
05/02/2013
I haven't been to any.
05/02/2013
I LOVE DISNEY WORLD
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite being a middle aged woman and grown adult. There is a lot of stuff for adults to do there actually. She goes by herself sometimes. I've been 3 times in my life during childhood and teen years and absolutely loved it. The Haunted Mansion and Soarin' are my favorite rides. Epcot is my favorite park but I love them all. The Magic Kingdom clearly is awesome and has great rides. I hate roller coasters because I experience motion sickness and Disney has a lot of weenie rides which is good for me. I can do Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain though.
Pop Century is the hotel because of the cheap price and fun kitsch building exteriors and poor but I'd love to stay in the fancy themed ones. In the Pop Century dining area and gift shop/guest area, every day at 5pm (I might be off on the actual time), the staff and the guests all do The Hustle and it's a lot of fun. The Animal Kingdom lodge is nice because the lobby is beautiful and there are giraffes and zebras outside your window.
The average Disney guest walks 11 miles a day. Comfy shoes are a must. Disney is the only place where I find it acceptable for anyone to wear Crocs.
The restaurants are awesome, especially the themed ones. The 50's Diner in MGM Studios is a lot of fun because the waitresses are in character and you call them Mom or w/e. If you don't eat your vegetables, they will get mad, take your plate and bring your collard greens back with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. The Whispering Canyon in Fort Wilderness used to have a really fun in-character waiter experience but the last time I went it was a disappointment. They toned it down for some reason and we had a waiter who was from Brazil and he didn't get the American humor? The more serious and upscale dining establishments also have very good food. The seafood place in Epcot stuck out in my memory as having really good food. And the Canada restaurant in Epcot. The dining plan used to be awesome but they changed the prices in recent years and restricted the meals.
I could wax poetic about how awesome Disney is for a really long time but I will stop there for now. I just really want to save money and go back *_*
tl;dr: The Disney experience is really awesome in hotels, dining, and rides and no amusement park is better.
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite being a middle aged woman and grown adult. There is a lot of stuff for adults to do there actually. She goes by herself sometimes. I've been 3 times in my life during childhood and teen years and absolutely loved it. The Haunted Mansion and Soarin' are my favorite rides. Epcot is my favorite park but I love them all. The Magic Kingdom clearly is awesome and has great rides. I hate roller coasters because I experience motion sickness and Disney has a lot of weenie rides which is good for me. I can do Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain though.
Pop Century is the hotel because of the cheap price and fun kitsch building exteriors and poor but I'd love to stay in the fancy themed ones. In the Pop Century dining area and gift shop/guest area, every day at 5pm (I might be off on the actual time), the staff and the guests all do The Hustle and it's a lot of fun. The Animal Kingdom lodge is nice because the lobby is beautiful and there are giraffes and zebras outside your window.
The average Disney guest walks 11 miles a day. Comfy shoes are a must. Disney is the only place where I find it acceptable for anyone to wear Crocs.
The restaurants are awesome, especially the themed ones. The 50's Diner in MGM Studios is a lot of fun because the waitresses are in character and you call them Mom or w/e. If you don't eat your vegetables, they will get mad, take your plate and bring your collard greens back with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. The Whispering Canyon in Fort Wilderness used to have a really fun in-character waiter experience but the last time I went it was a disappointment. They toned it down for some reason and we had a waiter who was from Brazil and he didn't get the American humor? The more serious and upscale dining establishments also have very good food. The seafood place in Epcot stuck out in my memory as having really good food. And the Canada restaurant in Epcot. The dining plan used to be awesome but they changed the prices in recent years and restricted the meals.
I could wax poetic about how awesome Disney is for a really long time but I will stop there for now. I just really want to save money and go back *_*
tl;dr: The Disney experience is really awesome in hotels, dining, and rides and no amusement park is better.
05/02/2013
I've been to Disneyland Paris a couple of times. All I remember are massive queues and generally mediocre rides. Port Aventura in Spain is so much better.
05/02/2013
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Hahaha i love this response and overall post! Epcot is also my favorite Disney World park! In fact my partner took me there last year, during the festival of flowers, for my birthday as a surprise!
Originally posted by
sunflower
I LOVE DISNEY WORLD
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite ... more
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite ... more
I LOVE DISNEY WORLD
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite being a middle aged woman and grown adult. There is a lot of stuff for adults to do there actually. She goes by herself sometimes. I've been 3 times in my life during childhood and teen years and absolutely loved it. The Haunted Mansion and Soarin' are my favorite rides. Epcot is my favorite park but I love them all. The Magic Kingdom clearly is awesome and has great rides. I hate roller coasters because I experience motion sickness and Disney has a lot of weenie rides which is good for me. I can do Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain though.
Pop Century is the hotel because of the cheap price and fun kitsch building exteriors and poor but I'd love to stay in the fancy themed ones. In the Pop Century dining area and gift shop/guest area, every day at 5pm (I might be off on the actual time), the staff and the guests all do The Hustle and it's a lot of fun. The Animal Kingdom lodge is nice because the lobby is beautiful and there are giraffes and zebras outside your window.
The average Disney guest walks 11 miles a day. Comfy shoes are a must. Disney is the only place where I find it acceptable for anyone to wear Crocs.
The restaurants are awesome, especially the themed ones. The 50's Diner in MGM Studios is a lot of fun because the waitresses are in character and you call them Mom or w/e. If you don't eat your vegetables, they will get mad, take your plate and bring your collard greens back with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. The Whispering Canyon in Fort Wilderness used to have a really fun in-character waiter experience but the last time I went it was a disappointment. They toned it down for some reason and we had a waiter who was from Brazil and he didn't get the American humor? The more serious and upscale dining establishments also have very good food. The seafood place in Epcot stuck out in my memory as having really good food. And the Canada restaurant in Epcot. The dining plan used to be awesome but they changed the prices in recent years and restricted the meals.
I could wax poetic about how awesome Disney is for a really long time but I will stop there for now. I just really want to save money and go back *_*
tl;dr: The Disney experience is really awesome in hotels, dining, and rides and no amusement park is better. less
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite being a middle aged woman and grown adult. There is a lot of stuff for adults to do there actually. She goes by herself sometimes. I've been 3 times in my life during childhood and teen years and absolutely loved it. The Haunted Mansion and Soarin' are my favorite rides. Epcot is my favorite park but I love them all. The Magic Kingdom clearly is awesome and has great rides. I hate roller coasters because I experience motion sickness and Disney has a lot of weenie rides which is good for me. I can do Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain though.
Pop Century is the hotel because of the cheap price and fun kitsch building exteriors and poor but I'd love to stay in the fancy themed ones. In the Pop Century dining area and gift shop/guest area, every day at 5pm (I might be off on the actual time), the staff and the guests all do The Hustle and it's a lot of fun. The Animal Kingdom lodge is nice because the lobby is beautiful and there are giraffes and zebras outside your window.
The average Disney guest walks 11 miles a day. Comfy shoes are a must. Disney is the only place where I find it acceptable for anyone to wear Crocs.
The restaurants are awesome, especially the themed ones. The 50's Diner in MGM Studios is a lot of fun because the waitresses are in character and you call them Mom or w/e. If you don't eat your vegetables, they will get mad, take your plate and bring your collard greens back with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. The Whispering Canyon in Fort Wilderness used to have a really fun in-character waiter experience but the last time I went it was a disappointment. They toned it down for some reason and we had a waiter who was from Brazil and he didn't get the American humor? The more serious and upscale dining establishments also have very good food. The seafood place in Epcot stuck out in my memory as having really good food. And the Canada restaurant in Epcot. The dining plan used to be awesome but they changed the prices in recent years and restricted the meals.
I could wax poetic about how awesome Disney is for a really long time but I will stop there for now. I just really want to save money and go back *_*
tl;dr: The Disney experience is really awesome in hotels, dining, and rides and no amusement park is better. less
Lately i've been going to the Disney World theme parks more than i have in the last ten years. Like i said my partner took me to epcot last year for my birthday, and we're going again in two weeks for my birthday this year with his family. We went last month for his birthday to his favorite park (hollywood studios), and i'm hoping to eventually see the new Fantasy Land addition to the Magic Kingdom park sooner than later.
The only problem is that it's hard to find 100% vegan dining since a lot of the chepo restaurants have pre-made food.
I'd like to eventually go to Disneyland in CA.
05/02/2013
I've been to Disneyland, Disneyworld, and on a Disney Cruise to the Bahamas and Disney's private island, Castaway Cay.
05/02/2013
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Nope. I'm more of a Sea World kind of girl, myself!
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
05/02/2013
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Love this comment, thank you! I haven't been to any of them & didn't have any idea of the appeal until "seeing" it through your eyes.
Originally posted by
sunflower
I LOVE DISNEY WORLD
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite ... more
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite ... more
I LOVE DISNEY WORLD
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite being a middle aged woman and grown adult. There is a lot of stuff for adults to do there actually. She goes by herself sometimes. I've been 3 times in my life during childhood and teen years and absolutely loved it. The Haunted Mansion and Soarin' are my favorite rides. Epcot is my favorite park but I love them all. The Magic Kingdom clearly is awesome and has great rides. I hate roller coasters because I experience motion sickness and Disney has a lot of weenie rides which is good for me. I can do Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain though.
Pop Century is the hotel because of the cheap price and fun kitsch building exteriors and poor but I'd love to stay in the fancy themed ones. In the Pop Century dining area and gift shop/guest area, every day at 5pm (I might be off on the actual time), the staff and the guests all do The Hustle and it's a lot of fun. The Animal Kingdom lodge is nice because the lobby is beautiful and there are giraffes and zebras outside your window.
The average Disney guest walks 11 miles a day. Comfy shoes are a must. Disney is the only place where I find it acceptable for anyone to wear Crocs.
The restaurants are awesome, especially the themed ones. The 50's Diner in MGM Studios is a lot of fun because the waitresses are in character and you call them Mom or w/e. If you don't eat your vegetables, they will get mad, take your plate and bring your collard greens back with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. The Whispering Canyon in Fort Wilderness used to have a really fun in-character waiter experience but the last time I went it was a disappointment. They toned it down for some reason and we had a waiter who was from Brazil and he didn't get the American humor? The more serious and upscale dining establishments also have very good food. The seafood place in Epcot stuck out in my memory as having really good food. And the Canada restaurant in Epcot. The dining plan used to be awesome but they changed the prices in recent years and restricted the meals.
I could wax poetic about how awesome Disney is for a really long time but I will stop there for now. I just really want to save money and go back *_*
tl;dr: The Disney experience is really awesome in hotels, dining, and rides and no amusement park is better. less
I LOVE IT IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH IT IS THE BEST
WOW DISNEY. WHAT A GOOD PLACE. DISNEY WORLD. I LOVE THAT SHIT.
Prepare yourself for a long-ass Disney post:
My mom is obsessed with Disney World despite being a middle aged woman and grown adult. There is a lot of stuff for adults to do there actually. She goes by herself sometimes. I've been 3 times in my life during childhood and teen years and absolutely loved it. The Haunted Mansion and Soarin' are my favorite rides. Epcot is my favorite park but I love them all. The Magic Kingdom clearly is awesome and has great rides. I hate roller coasters because I experience motion sickness and Disney has a lot of weenie rides which is good for me. I can do Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain though.
Pop Century is the hotel because of the cheap price and fun kitsch building exteriors and poor but I'd love to stay in the fancy themed ones. In the Pop Century dining area and gift shop/guest area, every day at 5pm (I might be off on the actual time), the staff and the guests all do The Hustle and it's a lot of fun. The Animal Kingdom lodge is nice because the lobby is beautiful and there are giraffes and zebras outside your window.
The average Disney guest walks 11 miles a day. Comfy shoes are a must. Disney is the only place where I find it acceptable for anyone to wear Crocs.
The restaurants are awesome, especially the themed ones. The 50's Diner in MGM Studios is a lot of fun because the waitresses are in character and you call them Mom or w/e. If you don't eat your vegetables, they will get mad, take your plate and bring your collard greens back with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. The Whispering Canyon in Fort Wilderness used to have a really fun in-character waiter experience but the last time I went it was a disappointment. They toned it down for some reason and we had a waiter who was from Brazil and he didn't get the American humor? The more serious and upscale dining establishments also have very good food. The seafood place in Epcot stuck out in my memory as having really good food. And the Canada restaurant in Epcot. The dining plan used to be awesome but they changed the prices in recent years and restricted the meals.
I could wax poetic about how awesome Disney is for a really long time but I will stop there for now. I just really want to save money and go back *_*
tl;dr: The Disney experience is really awesome in hotels, dining, and rides and no amusement park is better. less
05/02/2013
I used to have the annual pass to Disney World. Every year we would switch it up between Disney World, Sea World, Universal, etc. Loved it so much.
05/02/2013
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Florida and California...Can't wait to get back.
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
05/02/2013
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yes, in florida
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
05/02/2013
Never have, never will...no interest.
05/02/2013
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My Ex use to work there and we went there allot, we live 45 mins west of there. They have great value resorts "Disney All Star Music, Sport, and Music" Disney POP Century is another value resort can run $80-125 per night. Wonderful thing bout staying in Disney resort, no driving required! They have a buses to transport you to the parks, you get extra magical hours in the parks with your resort key. The resorts have merchandise shop, game room, pool, and restaurant. You can add the "DISNEY DINING PLAN" for $30 per night each adult and $20 for children, this covers REFILLABLE MUG PER 1 - Snack value of 5.95 1 - Fast Meal drink, snack, side, main course 1 - sit down dinning full meal, your required to tip! These can be used at House of blues, rain forest, t-rex, planet of hollywood and more... what ever you don't eat you can take with you! OPEN MENU this really is a saver! You can add credit card to your room key and be billed at check out all you need is your room key for every thing if you like!
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Disney Caribbean Beach is nice one too, little more costly!
05/02/2013
Wow, all the stuff I'm finding out in this discussion! Thanks for all the detailed answers! I never expected such big fans, I guess because I only know all of you as sex store/sex community people!
05/02/2013
I've only been to SeaWorld and Epcot
05/02/2013
I've never been to any of them, and I've got no plans to. Too much travel involved, and I'm not at all a Disney fan.
05/02/2013
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I've been to the Walt Disney resort in California a few times. Would love to go to another one sometime.
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
With the warm weather starting, many people's thoughts turn to vacations, so...
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
Have you ever been to any of the Walt Disney Resorts?
05/02/2013
U forgot to mention the Disney Cruise Experience! that was the best of course i was like 12 then but i still remember it like yesterday
05/02/2013
Yes, it was one of the budget ones, the music theme I believe. It was nice. I went twice with my parents in my teen years. I'd like to go now and stay at the Animal Kingdom Lodge. It looks amazing.
05/02/2013
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