Chances are that if you are like myself and the other writers here at Chip and Co., you are a Extreme Disney Fan. We have yet to find a cure, but the symptoms of this condition are rather obvious. Most likely your own friends and family have pointed them out to you or questioned your sanity a time or two. Still not sure? Check out my Top 10 Ways to Know If You’re an Extreme Disney Fan: Part 2!
1. You can navigate the Disney parks better than you can your own hometown. (Guilty)
2. You are known to randomly break into a Disney song without warning. (The Circle of Life is my favorite!)
3. Visits to other theme parks are just disappointing. (I can totally relate to this. I am ruined in regards to other entertainment opportunities.)
4. The only Spanish you know is “Por Favor Mantenganse Alejado de las Puertas.” (On a Monorail, I’m considered bilingual!)
5. You go to the movies to a see a Disney movie…without kids. (So true)
6. You listen to a Disney soundtrack on a regular basis.
7. You need another Christmas tree just for your Disney ornaments.
8. All of your past Christmas cards were taken by a PhotoPass photographer. (Admit it, you know it’s true)
9. Your backup plan in life is to become a Jungle Cruise Captain.
10. “You know a man with a wooden leg named Smith!” (Best. Joke. Ever.)
Have you shown any of these symptoms? If so, you are probably an extreme Disney fan so be sure to comment below and share with others who share your condition.
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That would be really cool! 🙂 I really neat to write up the whole thing on my blog or as a trip report on a Disney board, too. I just was trying to figure out where. 🙂
This is a great story! I liked your shirt idea; and I do want to hear more of your story about getting married on a monorail! Perhaps I should include that as one the ways to know you’re an extreme Disney fan in my part 3 list?
Guilty on all accounts
Heehee…neat story. My husband and I got married on the monorail (no, I am not kidding, and will leave a longer comment about it if anyone is interested. 🙂 and the next day I wore a white tshirt I made, decorated with bows and lace such that read “Por favour manganse alejado de la esposa!” which of course means Please stand clear of the wife. At Epcot, getting ready to board what will always be El Rio del tiempo to me (but which my hubs and I have traditionally called “es el mundo pequeno” because we are smart alecks) we were stopped by the attendant catching sight of our just married buttons and told “You must have your own boat…very romantic!” she then read my shirt (hubs at that point had also purchased the “por favor”, etc monorail tshirt to match) and laughed her butt off. Every time we are on the monorail, like for every stop, we say the spiel along with Jack, as many do. (we also kiss every time we see the yellow monorail, wherever it is, since that will always be our mobile marriage monorail. 🙂
Absolutely! lol!
does reading trip reports fit this profile!?
Guily of #1 (dragged my husband around on our honeymoon despite not having been in the parks since I was a teenager 9 years prior), #3 (there are cheaper vacations you can take but they’ll never live up to Disney) and #4 ( I can’t wait to hear and repeat this phrase when we visit agian in August!).
What was the name of his other leg? 😉