re: Why are some adults obsessed with Disney World?

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He built a place that children wanted to go to, and parents were willing to go to, because it wasn't just for the kids. There's a difference. I don't think the original intention was to attract adults without children. And I truly don't mean that in a way to bash adults who go. The intention was to attract the kids and have the adults be "willing" to go.

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You're wrong, and I'm sure you don't care that you're wrong, but you're still wrong. You're fairly ignorant on what Disney has to offer, and off-base with this sort of comment as well.

you're going to be hardheaded about this, and that's fine, because I'm not trying to convince you that you should change your mind I'm just telling you how it is. There is plenty of things to do for adults without kids, and families alike. Just because you don't know what they are, doesn't mean they don't exist. Golf, dining, shopping, fishing, parasailing, water parks, shows, cirque du Soleil, etc.