Is Disney children only, are you a Disney loving adult?

LovesBach what a wonderful story 🥰

It all comes down to what individuals enjoy and expect of a holiday destination.

Isn’t it great that we are all different with different likes and expectations, otherwise the world would be so boring without choices.

I thoroughly enjiy Disney -a wonderful form of escapism .

Followiing an extremely stressful time for him, we took our eldest GS to EuroDisney. He desperately wanted to go, so four adults and the eight year old travelled on Eurostar, the adults prepared to 'put up with' what we had decided would be a four day noise and plastic experience.
I absolutely loved it - everything was sparkling, new, perfect, and I became a child again, sitting in teacups and whirling about, enjoying spectacular experiences at the various excellent venues, first class food in a five star hotel and the cherry on the cake was the Peter Pan ride, which took me back to being an eight year old myself, immersed in a book and film that I loved. I went on that twice. My GS was transformed by that short holiday.

Went to Paris with the grandkids when they were small Was very very unimpressed spent ages queuing in hot sun for a 3 minute ride The thought of Vegas makes me feel 🤮

Kids enjoyed it then as little ones although they were tired and hot and a bit grumpy with all the hanging around, they have never suggested going back !

The only modern film I ve enjoyed was Moana
Don’t understand adults and Disney !

PARIS not parts!

biglouis

I dont think it would be my idea of an enjoyable holiday. I hate noise, crowds and queues.

However -

The first time I went to Las Vegas to present a paper at a hospitality conference I thought I was going to hate it. I loved it and subsequently spent a year working there at Uni of Nevada.

Love Las Vegas. And we went on a road trip to San Diego from there!

Just brilliant.

OH persuaded me to go to Florida one year 9he used to go with his ex) and he booked all the usual theme parks etc and I hated it. He didn't even like rides so I just couldn't see the point to be honest, a lot of expense to just say you've been IMO.

biglouis

I dont think it would be my idea of an enjoyable holiday. I hate noise, crowds and queues.

However -

The first time I went to Las Vegas to present a paper at a hospitality conference I thought I was going to hate it. I loved it and subsequently spent a year working there at Uni of Nevada.

Vegas is definitely Disney for adults

DH and I were also surprised, we had a fabulous time, despite neither of us gambling.

I was lucky enough to go to Disney World in Florida, in the mid 70s ... (yes I was taken out of school). Never been back but from what I can gather it's changed a great deal . Incredibly busy now.

No interest in dressing up as any Disney character either then or now.

Disney has lost the plot today. The huge PR problem with the new version of Snow White has been bruising.

I dont think it would be my idea of an enjoyable holiday. I hate noise, crowds and queues.

However -

The first time I went to Las Vegas to present a paper at a hospitality conference I thought I was going to hate it. I loved it and subsequently spent a year working there at Uni of Nevada.

Thought you'd just love it! 😁

Allira

I loved going to see Frozen with the DGD, then we went to a Frozen singalong with a screening at a small theatre. The DGD refused to sing and then decided it was embarrassing to like Frozen!

For anyone who loves Disney, how about this Disney-themed house which is for sale in Rhyl?

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/152043767#/?channel=RES_BUY

Astonishing!

I would have agreed with you Sago before I was 'blackmailed?' into going to Disneyland Parts by my DD and family. I was told I was being taken to Paris for a few days as a special birthday present.
I was totally dismayed and rather angry when we got there, but it really was a brilliant experience and I'd go again tomorrow, and spend more than one day there too.

I forgot the quote the righmove Disney home.

Apart from the Disney bits, there are reasonably priced homes!

I knew it wasn't just Suffolk.

I loved going to see Frozen with the DGD, then we went to a Frozen singalong with a screening at a small theatre. The DGD refused to sing and then decided it was embarrassing to like Frozen!

For anyone who loves Disney, how about this Disney-themed house which is for sale in Rhyl?

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/152043767#/?channel=RES_BUY

My favourite Disney film is El Canto. I watch it with L’il Miss.

We loved it so much we bought a villa in Florida which we had for 10 years, loved everything about it and Universal Studios too; just the two of us.

Wouldn't wear Disney clothing as an adult.

I wasn't over the moon with Disney theme parks but did love Universal Studios and had lots of fun at water parks. ACs and GCs enjoyed their first visit to Disney but got bored quite quickly.

Both ACs and GCs enjoyed Disney as children but they all grew out of it by the time they were about 10, although we all have a lovely memory of a film or a book. I had a Cinderella book as a child that I loved to death.

None of it appeals to me.

Nit really a Disney fan but the girls at work are. They absolutely love going to America and Paris saying it’s for their kids but they really love it! Not my thing but everyone is different.

I'm not a Disney fan, but, like Galaxy, I will make an exception for Ratatouille.

Love all the Florida Disney Parks and the Universal Parks.

Love Rollercoasters as do our AC and GC.

We have magical memories.

I haven’t and wouldn’t wear any Disney/Universal clothing, our children did when young as do our younger GC

I’m still a fan of some of the old Disneys - Fantasia, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty….
Dh and I visited Disneyland Florida many years ago, while in the US anyway, and enjoyed it, especially Epcot. Years later we took dds at 3 and 6, but I wouldn’t want to go again.