Disney World princess reveals disturbing encounter with park visitor

his wife has already dialed..

1-800-DIVORCE

 

It's all adults. Living a hourish away from there I see all the weirdos with 40 Disney passholder stickers all over the back of their cars. Kids go once for the wow factor, adults buy unlimited passes.....

 

I have NEVER been to disneyworld in my lifetime. Never.

And I wont go either.

My idea of fun is going to the Air Museum in Polk City Florida. Spend a day with the staff soaking in their stories about the real world B17 they keep on display. Its a smithsonian quality living history no #### aviation museum. I hear they just finished cranking a Spitfire from the actual ww2 battle of britan that has been sitting untouched for 16 freaking years. But they cranked the #### thing almost ready to fly it. THATS awesome.

You are not going to find me anywhere near Disney world. I don't mind taking the nephews and nieces to Ocean City and make a day of it for them with their parents and our own parents. Make memories for them. But I have no interest in disneyworld. Certainly not at my age.

The last time I checked pricing out of curiosity shocked me profound. How in the world people pay that much for a bit of parktime is beyond me. I don't feel like I am missing out at all.

And then to learn about these creeps abusing the poor young girls who probably love the children to pieces in their assigned roles working there? I just as soon shoot the creep myself. But no that would be too easy.

//semi rant.

 

My sister in law and her husband go to Disneyland in FL. several times a year. They also have gone on Disney cruises. They are both pushing 50 and have no kids and live in Houston area, so it's not like a local trip for them.
I went once when I was too young to remember with my family. We are considering taking our two young grandsons but am having second thoughts because of the grown up weirdos with no kids and also the lines.
Yes my sister in law and her husband are indeed weird, and I think they are liberals on the down low.

 

Weirdos heaven
Orlando Theme Park Worker Charged With Child Porn Possession

 

I'd say Disney is a 3x in a lifetime trip. There's just too much to see in one trip. Ideally you go when you're young and you can loose yourself in the make believe. Maybe one more time when you can really "go with a plan", see things you missed the first time, maybe some hot ride/event you're willing to put up with the lines for, maybe splurge on dinner in one of the theme restaurants, or Epcot. Finally you'll go another time as a parent.

Some go more, obviously and some never go. I think I've been 4 times now in 45 years. Once as a baby with my grandparents, once with my dad, and another time with my mom in my pre-teens, then finally with my wife & son a few years ago. (Wife had never been, obviously neither had my son) I tried to wrangle a trip for both my son and my nephew this year but I couldn't make it happen. Both are pre-teens now so I'd really like them to have the experience together. Disney isn't really for teenagers, they'd find it boring or wait on really long lines for the "fun" rides. (Which are never really worth it.)

(Must have been Jasmine, none of the other Princesses wear particularly skimpy outfits.)

 

While he's waiting for her to post bail, she's getting the locks changed and clearing out the bank accounts.

 

This is a high profile attorney that's currently in the news. I just started learning about these Disney freaks and it killed any chance of me ever going there.