Every parent at Disney

Every parent at Disney

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  1. As a bumpkin; disney world was one of the fucking wierdest and most terrible places I’ve ever seen. I’m not saying objectively; just saying that for me, ughhhh…. Vegas was the same but with booze molecules and such so I liked that a little more.

  2. I went to Epcot with my wife. Just the two of us. We had a good time until we got to Canada and she wanted to go in but I didn’t. We had just been married a few years but I still remember that argument 20 years later.

    Yes, I lost.

    Then we went back eight years later when we had three kids under 10. We tried to get a good seat for the water/fireworks show right before closing, but there was a bunch of people in front of us. One lady got all pissy because my 9 year old son was trying to get in front of her adult son (who was standing up like everybody else blocking the view) so he could see. I don’t understand some people.

  3. The thing about the strollers its absolutely truth. Fat fucking 10 year olds in strollers. All the fucking kids in strollers. Its fucking ridiculous. If your kid cant walk all day, (except for actually disabled kids) go home!

  4. I’m just glad this guy limits himself to Disney, and I hope he keeps his impression of France forever. France is a fantastic place, I would hate to see it spoiled by this particular kind of idiot.

  5. As a kid, going to Disney World was a dream of mine. My family never had a lot of money, and I’m still the only person in my family not to have gone. Now Disney is so outrageously huge, you need a solid week just to see everything. Happiest place on Earth? You know what, at 28 I can think of a lot better ways to spend $3,500.

    My cousin who is my age has been trying to coordinate a family trip next February. Sorry cuz, I’d rather drop a few grand and go to an all inclusive resort in the Caribbean.

  6. Theme parks have the potential to be fun, but I’ve always fallen into the Eric Cartman line of thought on the subject, which is that the worst part of any park experience is the other people. If I could go to Disneyland on a slow day without kids or hot weather, I’d probably love it. As it as, as a poor mid-30s childless dude living in the midwest, I’m unlikely to ever go to one again in my life barring a random lottery win or having kids somehow.

  7. My kid isn’t going to disney. Sorry kid. You’ll have to find a less curated type of wonder, and think I’m a bit of an asshole along the way.

    This looks like a giant, hellish, cruiseship.

  8. To each their own, but I can’t understand why anyone would want to go through any of this!!! I would consider going to Disney to be literal hell on earth.

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