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

Why limit anything for any audience?

If adults like Disney, what's wrong with that?

Some parks and attractions are not so children oriented at all

We took our two children to Disneyland, Florida about 30 years ago. I was in the public loos one day and had to laugh at a conversation between two women who were roughly my age now.

One woman was telling her friend that she'd visited three times previously with her children, and that this time, at long last, the trip was entirely for her.

My DD and her husband and children are big fans. I simply don't understand the whole plastic fakery of it all. Could never beat crowds or long queues so it's absolutely not for me.

I’ve never worn Disney clothing, and never will!! I like the atmosphere, I love the rides, I like the characters and at night the fireworks and parades are magical!

of course the disney clothes must be in fashion as primark are selling lots of disney themed outfits

I have always loved Disney especially when they did Disney Time on TV on Bank Holidays when I was as a kid.
We also have Disney + for our Grandchildren.

We have taken our Children to Florida and Paris Disney several times, we have Done Universal studios too, had a great time but, moved on after 1 week.
But, seeing a grown up wearing Disney clothes, out and about is rather odd to me.

I've never quite 'got' the whole Disney thing, although I did enjoy watching some of the films. We never took our children to Disneyland or anything like that. I do have a couple of adult friends who are absolutely obsessed with anything Disney, from wearing Disney clothes to home decor.

My mother, born 1907, remembered seeing the first Mickey Mouse cartoons.

I didn’t like Disney cartoons even when I was a child!

I have a soft spot for Ratatouille.

I have been to both Disneyland P and the one in Florida. Managed not to steal a single thing...

What is everyone's favourite Disney film? I loved Aladdin but recent ones, I like Moana.

Are Pixar classed as Disney?

Spent one day in Disneyland Los Angeles, and that was enough. The DC agreed. We much preferred Universal Studios. But I do love Disney films; my favourite has always been Cinderella, after I first saw it at the age of 6.

Well yeah you wouldnt like it, they have signs up saying dont take the breakfast items

never trust grown ups that are obsessed with disney

I also loved LB, even though not at all PC! Love that sketch! Though I loathed “Bitty” and the “throwing up” and “weeing” characters!

We love Disney, so does our daughter if 27. Rest of our family can take it or leave it as adults, but as children visited EuroDisney three times and Orlando twice and mostly loved it.

www.google.com/search?q=little+britain+disney+sketch+thick&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari

Found a link!

Sorry. Am not a fan of little Britain but that does make me laugh.
I loved visiting Disneyland Paris but that is about the extent of my interest

That sketch makes me laugh. I am not a fan of little b