What was your favourite Disney film during childhood? Share with DisneyLife & you could win a £300 Love2Shop voucher NOW CLOSED

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To celebrate the launch of DisneyLife, the new digital membership service from Disney, they'd love to hear about your favourite Disney films from your childhood and whether you've shared this film with your DCs.

Here's what DisneyLife says "We're so excited to launch DisneyLife, which gives the whole family access to a fantastic collection of Disney and DisneyPixar movies, Disney Channels TV box sets, books, music and more, in one place. DisneyLife will help create magical moments for the whole family to share, so we're keen to hear about your favourite Disney film from childhood and if you've shared a magical moment with your children by watching this together."

So, what was your favourite Disney film when you were a child? Maybe The Jungle Book was your favourite and you would always sing along to the Bare Necessities? Or perhaps you loved Peter Pan and wished you could fly around Neverland? Maybe you watched Pocahontas repeatedly and wanted to learn to paint with all the colours of the wind? Have you shared your favourite Disney film with your DCs?

Whatever your favourite Disney film was, DisneyLife would love to hear about it!

Everyone who adds a comment will be entered in to a prize draw where one winner will receive a £300 Love2Shop voucher.

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MNHQ

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Has to be Dumbo and Bambi which I can visualise but can't remember much about the story or the visit to the cinema. I have since watched 101 Dalmatians with my son at the cinema..... A visit which we all enjoyed. We have seen many of the major films and they make great family watching.

Has to be the jungle book. I cried at bambi but i was only very young.

I was a huge fan of anything magical and dreamed of being Mary Poppins! Not sure I ever achieved her 'practically perfect in every way' and I never had the success of a spoonful of medicine either but anyway I love the film. I also love Aladdin! would prefer to fly on a carpet than hoover it anyday

My favourite Disney film was and still is Mary Poppins.

The Great Locomotive Chase

Bambi - I was always in tears

Aladdin, I loved the idea of being on that flying carpet and being free to go where you want.

The little mermaid :)

Fantasia was my favourite

Sleeping Beauty, without any doubt.

Bambi

snow white and the seven dwarfs my dad took me to the cinema to see it.My dad fell a sleep I didnt mind I really loved the film.

Always Dumbo but every time it made me cry!!

The Little Mermaid! I used to dream about being a mermaid and watched this over and over and over.

It has to be snow white,fantastic film,it always brings out the child in me whenever I see it

The little Mermaid & still to this very day its the little mermaid i even have my hair red wavy & long just like ariel x on the pic is been straightened but normally is wavy

We didn't see any of the 'classic' disney films, but I liked The Land Before Time and An American Tail.
I watched Hercules when I was 17 and enjoyed it but does that count as 'childhood'? lol

my favourite disney film was Lady and the Tramp, I was enthralled by such a sweet love story.

Mary Poppins, it was our Christmas movie. We'd all be down in the sitting room with our duvets having a lazy day watching Mary Poppins.

I got the books as well and I'm delighted my DD's love the movie as much as I do. We know the songs and all the words it is quintessential winter nights viewing for us. Love it. Dick Van Dyke will always be Bert the chimney sweep to me.

My favourite film was the little mermaid I used to love (and still love) Ariel. It will be shared with generations to come :)

I always loved Jungle Book, but not the ending. Then close second Sleeping Beauty, I always wanted a nice prince like that when growing up.

Pinocchio - i watched it on VHS until the tape actually broke

My favourite is Beauty and the Beast as a child I enjoyed it a lot

Has to have been Bambi :)

I will never forget Bambi. People used to tell me they cried at films and I thought to myself "How can a film make you cry?" Well Bambi did just that - it was so sad it used to make me cry just thinking of it. My kids did watch it with me and it didn't seem half so sad!!!