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MEMORABLE DISNEY MOMENTS
MICKEYMOUSKELLINGTON - December 09, 2008
OUT OF THE MAGICAL TIME YOUVE EXPERIENCED IN THE PARK, WHAT WAS ONE OCCASION THAT STOOD OUT MORE THEN OTHERS, WAS IT A BIRTHDAY? A ANNIVERSARY, A EVENT OR PARADE, SHAR EYOUR THOUGHTS....
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pbdjlesniak - May 12, 2009
So many happy moments. I have two that stand out. My first trip to WDW was in October 1971, less than 2 weeks after WDW first opened, and I was on my honeymoon. The second was the first time I took my two children who were 7 and 9 years old at the time. We got to see it through the eyes of a child.
My daughter and I are going in August, and I hope my husband, son and daughter and I will be back for our 40th wedding anniversary in 2011.
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cslaflam - July 27, 2009
I would have to say our 5th wedding anniversary at the castle in the restarant. we got wine glasses given to us and we thought it was a special treat.
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bellefreeman - October 08, 2009
Last year, my entire extended family went on a trip to Disney World. My 19-year-old special needs brother had just been released from the hospital after 4 weeks, and he was run-down and very nervous to make the trip. After a panic attack in the Kingdom, Jacob requested to just see Mickey, so my husband wheeled him back to Toontown to the judge's tent. After waiting in line for 40 minutes, It was Jake's turn to go through the doors. They allowed 8 of us back together. For the very first moment of our trip, Jake's face lit up. He was in awe as Minnie and Mickey spent great quality time. It was magical!
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pbdjlesniak - 1 week ago
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  Last year, my entire extended family went on a trip to Disney World. My 19-year-old special needs brother had just been released from the hospital after 4 weeks, and he was run-down and very nervous to make the trip. After a panic attack in the Kingdom, Jacob requested to just see Mickey, so my husband wheeled him back to Toontown to the judge's tent. After waiting in line for 40 minutes, It was Jake's turn to go through the doors. They allowed 8 of us back together. For the very first moment of our trip, Jake's face lit up. He was in awe as Minnie and Mickey spent great quality time. It was magical!  
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Wow, what a great memory for your family and your brother.
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