bizarrofan10
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So, are people 13+ (teenagers and grownups) too old for Disney?
Would it be "childish" to return to get the Expedition Everest cred?
Would it be "childish" to return to get the Expedition Everest cred?
Too old for Disney....
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Nemesis Inferno
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You're NEVER too old for Disney...
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bizarrofan10 said:
Yes it would.
I'd advise you to NEVER visit any Disney theme park ever again.
If you're in a cinema about to watch a film, and the screen says that it was made by Disney, then leave and demand for your money back.
If you own anything that has the Disney logo on it, burn it.
If you even start to THINK about Disney, then put yourself into a straight jacket and check yourself in to the mental hospital!
Or, if you have got even the tiniest bit of sanity, then, no, it's not childish.
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Jake
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Perhaps there may be a period between being a kid and an adult where you're more interested just in thrill parks. Maybe 13-17? I know when I was 15 I'd have picked a trip to a thrill park over a Disney park, but now I appreciate the theming and atmosphere more than I did back then. So, I can see your point, but personally I don't think you're ever too old, you just might not realise it when you're a teenager!
Screaming Coasters
Strata Poster
Disneyland was invented for adults in the first place. Children were supposed to be secondary, but I guess these days, focussing on children makes more business sense.
Antinos
Slut for Spinners
I went to Disney almost ten years ago, and honestly, it wasn't as magical as everybody said. I was probably a bit too old. Right now, I would probably go there thinking it was a waste of time. I would probably think it's a gimmick and a place to just clean out your pockets and wallet. In the future when I have my own kids, my opinion will probably change because I will see their happiness.
Will
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In a strange turn of events, Snoo has been responsible for the best posts in this topic 
And... I can sort of see your point, which is why I've never been to a Disney park after missing out on that vital stage of my childhood, but I suspect I'll end up eating my words when I finally get around to that particular credit run. I'll let you know...
And... I can sort of see your point, which is why I've never been to a Disney park after missing out on that vital stage of my childhood, but I suspect I'll end up eating my words when I finally get around to that particular credit run. I'll let you know...
^Thats is the problem with he Disney Parks. If you just go for a credit run you are never going to enjoy the parks as there is more to see than just coasters.
I have gone with never to old, even though at the moment I am in no real rush to go back.
A lot of work needs to be done to the Orlando parks which they are doing. I would go back to California though but waiting for all the work to be done.
I want to go to the parks in the far east but that is way off.
I have gone with never to old, even though at the moment I am in no real rush to go back.
A lot of work needs to be done to the Orlando parks which they are doing. I would go back to California though but waiting for all the work to be done.
I want to go to the parks in the far east but that is way off.
bizarrofan10
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Thanks guys!
The consensus is that you are never too old for Disney, the happiest place on earth!
Thanks guys!
The consensus is that you are never too old for Disney, the happiest place on earth!
Thekingin64
Strata Poster
Even though according to my mum, I have been to DLP I cannot remember it so cannot comment on the rides and atmosphere of the Disney parks. You are never to old for anything Disney-ey or kids tv-ey though, They just freacking amazing.