I don't know, we'll see. My ex was not a Disney fan and I was very miserable. Not sure if I want to do that again.Disney is a deal breaker? I love WDW, obviously, but I'm happy to go by myself, or with friends, and you can always introduce and convert someone to being a WDW lover, if you're looking for one to start out with, and with how savage dating is, that's going to be hard. I will encourage you on the "convert" route; it's worked for me before
I'm planning on moving up closer to Disney in the next couple of years. And hopefully become a cast member. Crossing my fingers
This is coming from a current CM
I’ve heard. Thank you.
We're very close in age.lets chat!
Yes I totally agree
Weirdly, back before I rediscovered the Disney magic, I was on the opposite end of this kind of relationship, dating someone who loved Disney as much as I do now, in a period of time when I was "meh" about it. I honestly got the sense she was only dating me for my Disney admission benefits, and we ended up breaking up before we could take a trip together. Now, many years later, I couldn't imagine dating someone who didn't appreciate Disney vacations as much as I do.
Best line in that video is the "all I need is a Jack Skellington hoodie and lightsaber. Leave the ears to the women."
HAhahahaha
Disney is a deal breaker? I love WDW, obviously, but I'm happy to go by myself, or with friends, and you can always introduce and convert someone to being a WDW lover, if you're looking for one to start out with, and with how savage dating is, that's going to be hard. I will encourage you on the "convert" route; it's worked for me before
Haha. I say wear them!
Yeah I hear you. My ex for seven years would go with me on my Disney trips just because of my love for Disney. But like three years into the relationship he came clean and told me that he really didn’t like Disney he just came with me to make me happy. But I don’t want to take someone that doesn’t really want to be there.This is so true!
My husband had never even heard of Disney World before I met him! He grew up in a tiny town of less than 200 people in Montana, with no cable, and attended a one room school from kinder to 8th grade. He’s my polar opposite in almost every way imaginable, from our obvious physical and cultural differences, to upbringing and interests. However, I LOVE Disney and was confident that I could convince him to at least tolerate it, haha.
Our relationship went fast - he flew me to meet his mom in Montana 3 months in, and after that, I planned a Disney trip for the following year and paid for everything. I didn't want him to think about cost (especially since his closest basis for comparison were county fairs in Washington). I just wanted to get him hooked on Disney first. It could not have gone better! He's an engineer and was so impressed with the animatronics and all the other tech-y stuff. I went all out and booked the best restaurants, so he raved about the food everywhere. Now, 3 years and several Disney vacations later, he actually enjoys our Disney vacations. He doesn't like to go yearly because he prefers relaxing vacations, and I'm a park-to-close type of person, but we just do the cruises then (I got him hooked on those too! haha). I've gone to WDW and Disneyland without him a few times too, which is just as fun. I typically do different things when I vacation without him.
Honestly, if you do online dating, I don't think you'd need to use a Disney-centered site. Just make your profile reflect your love of Disney and I think that'll naturally weed out the staunch, anti-Disney/theme park people. Everyone else will know what they signed up for and will hopefully be open-minded about vacationing at Disney. That's what I did, at least.
