Bye-bye, Disney World

Oh no! Our annual passes to Disney World have expired, and Aren, Iden and Erysse Elliott are SO sad! Today they said good-bye to the park.

  • http://www.camelsandchocolate.com Camels & Chocolate

    Awww, that was sweet! I grew up in Tennessee, and we had season passes to the park and a condo in Kissimmee because we went down there five or six times a year. I actually haven’t been back in over a decade, so this summer, my family is all going back to relive the good ole days. Even though I’m 26 now, I’d be lying if I said I’m not stoked to revisit Disney!

    I’m going to Disneyland next month for the first time, and after a lifetime at Disney World, my expectations are loooow.

  • http://www.blainehelmick.com Blaine

    Don’t have low expectations for Disney Land. While it is true the park is way smaller and much older, there are several exclusive rides there. You’ll enjoy picking out the differences between Orlando’s Space Mountain vs. California’s, same for Pirates. Plus, you can still get on Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride which is something they took OUT of Disney World a number of years ago. Also, the park has a charm and warmth that’s unique unto itself.

    So don’t have low expectations, just appreciate Disney Land for it’s subtleties.

  • Carrie Charney

    Guess it’s time to re-up. I look forward to the new season opener video.

    (I like Disneyland. Far less walking!)

  • amybp

    Got engaged at Disney World and stopped at Disneyland on my honeymoon in December. Both are great, but have different feels (Disneyland isn’t built for double-wide strollers). When we were there, they were discussing big plans for California Adventure – Disney finally realized they needed to do something with that since its kind of like the MGM Studios of CA. I have to say, in my opinion, much better food at Disneyland. Enjoy!