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50 Signs You're a True Disney Fan


If you're a true Disney fan, these signs will be all too familiar! Share this with someone you know who does these things!
  1. You have serious opinions about whether Disneyland or Disney World is better—but will defend both to a non-Disney fan.
  2. You can spot a Hidden Mickey in anything—including your morning pancake.
  3. Your dream retirement plan involves moving to Orlando, being a Disney Cast Member, or at least having an Annual Pass. 
  4. You have a collection of Disney toiletries, some that are 10 years old.
  5. When you travel to European countries you think... "hey, this is just like Epcot!"
  6. You respond to friend's questions with Disney movie quotes... even if it drives them crazy.
  7. The smell of oranges or fresh cut grass makes you wish you were on Soarin'. 
  8. You had a Disney themed wedding, got married/engaged at Disney, had a Disneymoon, or have a fantasy Disney wedding planned in your head.
  9. You offer advice and directions to other guests in the parks who clearly don't know what they are doing... even if they didn't ask.
  10. You check attraction wait times from home.
  11. Your Christmas trees ornaments and stockings are Disney themed.
  12. You mentally rate other fireworks shows as “not quite Happily Ever After.”
  13. Before spending money on anything, you do Disney math... "I could buy that, but it's as much as a 5-day Park Hopper.." 
  14. You own more pairs of ears than pairs of shoes. 
  15. Your have tapped your invisble "Magicband" to pay for something back at home. 
  16. You have a Disney luggage tag that stays on your suitcase all the time. 
  17. You name your pets and/or kids after Disney characters. 
  18. You'll wait in LONG lines to meet characters, buy a popcorn bucket, be the first on a new ride, or to try a new snack...etc.
  19. When naming your heroes, Walt Disney is always on the list.
  20. You look at Disney restaurant menus and plan in advance what you're are going to eat.
  21. You know that your child reaching 40" in height is a cause for celebration, (and a Disney trip), because it means they can ride a whole new group of rides, like Tiana's Bayou Adventure, Thunder Mountain, Test Track, Soarin', Star Tours, and Tower of Terror.
  22. You are completely unimpressed by your hometown's parades, theme parks and fireworks.
  23. You are a Disney Trivia Expert - and have proven it many times! You know the history of the Disney Company, dates of park openings, and even Walt's birthday.
  24. Your friends and family know that any gift that involves Disney will be a winner in your book.
  25. You know that no vacation truly outranks a Disney Cruise or Aulani trip.
  26. You have at least one room in your house decorated in Disney decor, even if it's a bathroom.
  27. You are so friendly with Cast Members on property, that you now have Cast Member friends, or know some by name and attaction. 
  28. You have a Disney tattoo. If not, you know that if you ever got a tattoo, it would be a Disney character, Mickey ears, or a castle. 
  29. You have a Disney Visa... and exercise it regularly. Hey, you need the reward points!
  30. You notice every tiny change to a ride or attraction when it comes back from a refurb, and love to lament about how much better it was before, or sing the praises of how much better it is now.
  31. You've had a Dole Whip, Mickey Ice Cream Bar, Disney cupcake, churro and Disney popcorn... sometimes all in the same day.
  32. You sometimes judge people based on their favorite Disney Park. "EPCOT? You either love science, or drinking around the world."
  33. You start introducing Disney characters and movies to your babies immediately. They at least know Winnie the Pooh, Olaf, and Mickey Mouse before they can walk. 
  34. You watch ANYTHING on TV that has to do with Disney, from commercials to documentaries, to the Christmas Day Parade.
  35. You know where every on-ride camera is and pose for them.
  36. You know the best spots for Fireworks viewing - in Disneyland, Disney World and on a cruise (you strategically pick a stateroom with a verandah on the left side of the ship or stake out a spot on deck 10 ahead of time).

  37. You plan your life around events like Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, Food and Wine Fest, and Flower and Garden Fest.
  38. You find yourself humming the music from Haunted Mansion, Runaway Railaway or Pirates of the Caribbean randomly. 
  39. You always have a little Disney with you (or on you) such as a mug, shirt, jewelry, purse, or phone case.
  40. You have taken a selfie with a character or Princess. 
  41. Your car or water bottle is identified by Disney decals. 
  42. You know a strange language of acronyms and Disney slang... "I booked a LL on MDE before my ADR."
  43. You strategically plan outfits for your trip, have worn a Disney Bound to the parks, and have even changed outfits IN the parks to match the land you're in. 
  44. Your heart breaks a little every time we think about Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, The Backlot Tour, Stitch's Alien Encounter, The Great Movie Ride, Snow White's Scary Adventures, Splash Mountain, and Wishes (but not Primeval Whirl).
  45. You get super excited and perk up when someone opens a conversation topic that could possibly involve a Disney trip... even if it's in a very hypothetical way.
  46. You have a strong opinion on which way to go first at Magic Kingdom—left to Adventureland or right to Tomorrowland?... and at EPCOT---left to Mexico or right to Canada?
  47. You also dabble in Marvel and Star Wars lore - You can easily explain the difference between the Resistence, First Order, Empire, Clone Wars, etc. And, you can recommend the order to watch Marvel or Star Wars movies and series. 
  48. You know the names of all Disney Cruise ships, which one you want to go on, and why.
  49. You call Disney home... but know it is SO much more than that.
  50. You have a favorite Disney Travel Agent and treat them like your personal fairy godmother—because you know they're stalking discount drops for you - because they want you to have the most magical time ever!  ✨🏰
How many of these apply to you? What else should we add to the list? Drop us a comment!

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Summer Squires is a Mom of 4 who loves helping other parents plan memorable and stress-free family Disney vacations! You can email Summer at summer@kingdomkonsultant.com.

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