re: What's with the Disney World Obsession?

1. Disney world is fun. They have enough dofferent things to do that as long as one's not there during a peak weekend like Easter or New Year's that anyone can have a good time. It all jus depends on: weather, crowds, who you go with.

2. Dragging around kids in an amusement park is a PITA. A young couple in an amusement park will likely have a lot more fun than 2 parents in an amusement park with 3 screaming brats who can't decide what they want to do. If you go with your wife during a low-traffic time, the lines are almost non-existent, you two don't have to argue with a bunch of other people on what rides to go on, and you can truly enjoy yourselves and the time together.

3. Some families make it into a tradition. I, personally, would not, but different strokes for different folks.

4. While Disney can cost $5k, it doesn't have to. They have real scalable experiences that make it affordable for most anyone. A disney trip is what you're willing to make it. Spending more can give one extra priveleges. Personally, I would travel the world, but that's not everyone's bag.

Going to disneyworld annually as a single adult or a couple with no children is not "normalcy."

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Going to disneyworld annually as a single adult or a couple with no children is not "normalcy."

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Incorrect, tbh. Especially on the second count.

Please tell us more about your highly refined lifestyle.
It's like a window into a world none of us knew existed.

Tiana was pretty damn smoking. I dunno whoever they had playing Rapunzel that day was so damn fine.

I didn't get to see those other 3. I think I was drunk in Epcot the day they met Tinkerbell and Jasmine.

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Tiana was pretty damn smoking. I dunno whoever they had playing Rapunzel that day was so damn fine. I didn't get to see those other 3. I think I was drunk in Epcot the day they met Tinkerbell and Jasmine

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Me and the kids did breakfast in Cinderella's Castle and ever single one of the princesses were fine as frick. They gave my kids a little extra attention.

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Please tell us more about your highly refined lifestyle. It's like a window into a world none of us knew existed.

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Oh, come now. I'm not telling you to stop enjoying Disney World. That's between you and Disney World, and no one can ever take that away from you.

Your post is a vailed attempt for you to act superior of others because you think it's weird for people to enjoy certain things. Maybe they grew up going to Disney and they want to share that with their SO. Maybe they enjoy theme parks and everything else that Orlando offers.

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Going to disneyworld annually as a single adult or a couple with no children is not "normalcy.

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And yet I imagine it feels perfectly normal for the millions of Americans who do it. Having season tickets to the symphony orchestra, the Jacksonville Jaguars, Red Rocks concert series are not "normal" either. Unless you are the one doing it, in which case it is perfectly normal. Not sure why grown men are so outraged about the normal choices that other people make with their entertainment dollar.

I have friends that got married there and go every year. They have gone every year for probably 30 years and took a Disney cruise a few years ago. They don't have kids, either.

I don't get it. They don't get why I go to a hockey game every year for my birthday or why I want season tickets to the Dodgers. Just different tastes. They do their thing and I do mine.