and all i can say is WOW!!! this was a 35 year wait for me, because as a kid i wanted to go and my family could never afford it. for me it was the most amazing thing to witness and be a part of.did some of the rides, small world was a groove for me because i always wanted to go on that ride.the girls had a wonderful time, and the most big thing for me, was the fireworks at the castle. for a while i felt like that 5 year old kid that got his wish.

were the lines long?...I'd love to take my girls, and now maybe i'll be able too...I have a six year old, and Im hoping they have rides for younger/littler kids

I love love love love love love love love Disney World here in Orlando.

I hve so many good memories of the place.


Space Mountain is one of my all time favorite rides, and I love the atmosphere of magic they create.

I can't wait to ride "Mount Everest" which I believe is the first rollercoaster of it's kind.

Walt Disney puts alot of effort in creating the illusion of being "in another world"

PurpleRein said:

yeah some of the lines were long as hell, because of the "speed pass" what a fuckin drag that was, but it did not blow my fun, there's lots of rides for smaller children, over in ToonTown

Imago said:

man, you have no idea what it did to me i was trying every bit to hold it back,its all so overwhelming that it just hits you right in the heart and you just cant help it.

we took the kids to an amusement park, and saw more then one family there using walkie talkies, so that one parent could take a kid in one direction, and one parent the other..

Finess said:

If you ever make it to florida, check out Epcot Center and Animal Kingdom--both places have a certain kind of magic too.

People think they're just aging theme parks, but they really are magical.

I know exactly what you mean. I was lucky enough to get to go to Disneyland when I was 12 or 13. . . loved it then, and love it just as much as an adult.

I am glad you all had a fandabby doo time

i'm sure it's changed alot in the last 26 years lol... i have good memories though
i have been contemplating if i should take my 10 year old niece... my sister and fam would like to wait till their youngest is old enough to enjoy it but not too long so that emma can't enjoy it as a kid too??

ness ya big kid
did you bring home some mouse ears?

I've never been to Disneyland, but my work sent me to Orlando for a week about 5 years ago and I had a BLAST! We didn't make it to actual Disneyworld, but we did epcot and downtown disney and had a really good time.

Disneyland is nice to visit Hope you guys are having an awesome vacation.

they need to build one down here next to Oceans house