Originally Posted By CMDad Seeing how much more money I spent than I had planned. <sigh> So many things really, and so many of them are music. Top of the the list is "When You Wish Upon a Star" ... gets me every time.
Originally Posted By Kuzcochik Philharmagic (though it tends to make me more happy than cry-y) Wishes (especially the last time I watched it [the last time I was going to see a group of my friends for a long time] I was bawling) The princess section of Fantasia
Originally Posted By mrichmondj My credit card statement after I get back home from a Disney vacation. ;-)
Originally Posted By xzoocrew From TDL "-Reminicing about Flower St. every time I go pass the Emporium. Ditto for the Magic shop, Penny Arcade, and Main Street Cinema." On the plus side "Illuminations".
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <My credit card statement after I get back home from a Disney vacation. ;-) < I would award a gold star to this sentiment !!!
Originally Posted By beamerdog >>Ditto for the Magic shop, Penny Arcade, and Main Street Cinema<< *sigh* especially the Magic Shop. True colors when the waiting area is quiet enough for me to hear it. I even tear up hearing it on the radio because it make me think of WDW. Music in the American Pavillion. Going for a solo walk very late on a cool night from the YC to the Boardwalk and continuing around back to the YC.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad <snip> Being a 17 year old guy, I must say I don't have tear jerker moments lol. <snip> Just wait until you have kids of your own.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad <<< Makes me look forward to the day I finally have my own little tot to share Disney with. >>> stitchcrazy, it's even a thousand times more emotional and more amazing than you can imagine it will be. Someone once described having children as your heart being born and living outside of your body. It's so true no matter if you are the mother or the father. It's magic, plain and simple, and many people don't get it, but most here on this LP boards do get it. And there is nothing like it anywhere else in the world.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>Being a 17 year old guy, I must say I don't have tear jerker moments lol.<< Can someone please let me slap him??? PLease???!!!!
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Being a 17 year old guy, I must say I don't have tear jerker moments lol. <snip> Just wait until you have kids of your own.< and when they are 17 - we call them pulling your hair out moments --LOL ! jk
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Lol DVCDad - you are sooooo right. I used to be a blubbering obsessive compulsive about Disney, and it intensified 100 fold when I became a Daddy!!! I cried when I saw my 2 year old son with Woody at WDS Paris in October (I don't know if the other UK LPers with us noticed and were polite!).
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys This is starting to sound like one of the old school Disney vacation planning videos!! Pass the tissues.)
Originally Posted By JHelba Seeing my wife's delight as she walked in to the park and saw the castle. Also seeing her meet Mickey Mouse as I attempted to simultaneuosly film her and take pictures.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad This is worth reading: My son, at the time, my only child, (God that was easy street) when he was 2 years old, we watched Disney movies ALL the time at home. This was 1997. It was my first trip back to WDW in over 30 years. I had only been ONCE as a child 5 years old. When we walked through the front gates, under that old familiar RR building, into Main Street... I swear to god I could feel Uncle Walt uring me on, pusing me gently, I was a kid again myself. I could remember the strollers, (in 1997 they still had those old metal and blue ones with chunky black wheels) I could remember the buildings, I could remember the SMELL... It was the most surreal moment, borderline supernatural. FINALLY after 30 Y-E-A-R-S , I am back!!! Then, my son in my arms, as we strolled out from under the rail road building, and into the main street area, the character bus drove up, they jump off, and right in front of me and my son was ... My son strains away from me, throws out both arms and screams, POOOOOH!!!! Okay kick me out of the mens club, call me a fairy, whatever, but I'll admit it, at thay very moment, I lost it. Some people get the magic, and those that do, it never gets old. Some people don't and I feel sorry for them.
Originally Posted By cape cod joe post 8-smells girl-How about the smell of the water in general at WDW?! There is NO other smell like it. The Diet Coke is completely different than any other diet coke I've ever had and I AM an expert at diet drinks. Girl--that splash mountain smell in so unique. How about the TOT queue area smell? I could go on and on as we all could. Yes we are WEIRD!!!! And that is a good weird.
Originally Posted By cape cod joe DVC----I just read your post and I'm crying in the dark here with everyone asleep. People just DON'T this as my friend of 30 constantly makes fun of me for feelings exactly like your post. This stuff happens NO where else on earth but WDW> never been to DL so probably same deal.
Originally Posted By BlazesOfFire <<The old true colors show before HISTA>> Me too! That along with Wishes, Illuminations, and LEAVING make me tear up! lol
