Disney adults

@VimesandhisCardboardBoots even as a little kid I think I'd have been embarrassed for my dad if he was sat crying at my Disney films.

It’s worth going to Disney World for Guardians of the Galaxy alone! Epcot and Animal Kingdom were our favourite parks.

I don’t dislike it, it’s got Disney feeling but it’s not to compare with Florida. I so wish it was!!!
I do like many of the rides though. Like Space Mountain, the SM in Florida gives me a headache for hours. 😂 But Paris doesn’t have all the rides, because obviously not as many parks. And I love Epcot and the safari at AK. !

Doesn’t have as many shops, restaurants or just authentic areas. Like it’s worth going to the toilets just for the Rapunzel theme. 😅 Plus I find people and staff are not as friendly or ’magical’, and weather not as sunny. DW in Florida is perfect, even if you don’t go on a single ride.The parades are excellent. The castle firework is fantastic, I refused to go at first but once I did it’s kind of ruined all other firework.

It’s magic that is hard to recreate I think. But so, so expensive!!

Nearly. I said nearly cry. Lump in my throat, watery eyes. Staring straight ahead at the screen so hopefully nobody notices.

As far as DD is concerned, Dad is unbothered. Dad doesn't cry. Except when Buffys Mum dies. Or Toothless kills Hiccups Dad in How To Train Your Dragon. Because anyone who fails to cry at those is dead inside.

And as another poster asked you. Why? Why does it matter if DD see's me cry? It's good to see that adults have emotions too, that sometimes men get scared and upset too. It helps them understand that its OK for them to do.

I struggle to cry at real life. When my Mum died I didn't cry for months and months. The emotion was too big to process and it wanted to come out as anger instead, which I had to push down constantly for months. Crying would have been healthier. And when it happened, it was. Throughout those months I could hear my Dad in my head "Big Boys don't cry."

Fuck that. Crying at a disney movie doesn't make me less masculine, doesn't make me less of a man. You trying to shame me for it makes you slightly less human though.

Laugh in their face? Really nice.

Exactly, calling people pedophiles is supposedly just a bit of banter, however if you watch a Disney cartoon after your 18th birthday you clearly molest children.

And people like that think those who like Disney have problems?

Crazy.

Why did it cost that much? Family of four, cost maybe 4-6k for us for 2 weeks each time we went. We did all the Disney parks, Universal, we've added Busch in a few times. SeaWorld and the water park.

Why don’t you like Paris? The Disneyland hotel there is head and shoulders above the US ones we’ve stayed in and Space Mountain has loops . It’s impeccably clean too. I get that California/Anaheim has a certain patina after this many years and “ authenticity “( in as far as Disney can be authentic!) But just wondering what you don’t like?

I'd love to be a Disney adult. Unfortunately my family have fuck all magic in them, so I'm a museum
Mum instead.

One day I'm going to do Disney on my own.

Nearly. I said nearly cry. Lump in my throat, watery eyes. Staring straight ahead at the screen so hopefully nobody notices.

As far as DD is concerned, Dad is unbothered. Dad doesn't cry. Except when Buffys Mum dies. Or Toothless kills Hiccups Dad in How To Train Your Dragon. Because anyone who fails to cry at those is dead inside.

And as another poster asked you. Why? Why does it matter if DD see's me cry? It's good to see that adults have emotions too, that sometimes men get scared and upset too. It helps them understand that its OK for them to do.

I struggle to cry at real life. When my Mum died I didn't cry for months and months. The emotion was too big to process and it wanted to come out as anger instead, which I had to push down constantly for months. Crying would have been healthier. And when it happened, it was. Throughout those months I could hear my Dad in my head "Big Boys don't cry."

Fuck that. Crying at a disney movie doesn't make me less masculine, doesn't make me less of a man. You trying to shame me for it makes you slightly less human though.

We’ve been to Disney World in Florida maybe 8 times (the one in Paris is awful). We can afford to travel a lot, and go to many countries but we love Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Magic Kingdom. We love going on the rides, some are fantastic and everything is so clean and perfect. People are friendly. The decorations for Christmas are fantastic. °o°
We don’t stay at the Disney hotels though, because even for us it’s too much Disney and way too cramped.

Because of people like you I lie at work about where we’re going, couldn’t be bothered to explain and get shit for it. When they pay for my holiday they can decide where I go.

The funny thing is that the people who question why we would want to go again are those who never have been are and would never take their kids. Or the people who can’t afford it. They’d happily go to the same AI in Turkey, or the same caravan park year after year. Which I don’t question, because why would I.

I really hope you aren't one of my friends.

I wouldn't laugh at any of my friends because they liked something. Why would you?

Why did it cost that much? Family of four, cost maybe 4-6k for us for 2 weeks each time we went. We did all the Disney parks, Universal, we've added Busch in a few times. SeaWorld and the water park.

I would be surprised if any of my friends were big into Disney, and I would laugh at them, either to their faces or secretly to myself, depending on the relationship.

It's ok for people to be into Disney and it's ok for others to find it idiotic. Why do you need our opinions?

I would be surprised if any of my friends were big into Disney, and I would laugh at them, either to their faces or secretly to myself, depending on the relationship.

It's ok for people to be into Disney and it's ok for others to find it idiotic. Why do you need our opinions?