Going to Disneyland 2,000 days in a row

[JohnHammond]

Dude has issues. Four days is my limit.

Meet the man who’s visited Disneyland 2,000 days in a row – Orange County Register

 

[Songbird]

Reitz, a veteran of the Air Force, has memories of the theme park from when he was 2 years old and rode the Matterhorn – still his favorite attraction.

“I have memories of riding it with my mom and holding onto my blankie,” he said.

“I love sitting in the front row, holding the handle and leaning into the turns.

 

[LongTimeListener]

The Saddest Story On Earth.

 

[Songbird]

Not to mention that Space Mountain has chunks of the Matterhorn in its stool.

 

[RickStain]

Now that we live near here and brother-in-law has enough seniority to get the whole crew in, we go about once a month. It's nice to feel like you only have to hit the few things you like.

 

[TheSportsPredictor]

I haven't even eaten 2,000 days in a row.

 

[HanSenSE]

"Groundhog Day: Live."

 

[DanOregon]

I went on a Disney cruise a few years back - there were people on it because they're "collectors" - visiting every Disneyland, every Disney opportunity, - grown ass people! Even the crew members were kind of freaked out by it.

 

[Riptide]

That guy is Goofy.

 

[SnarkShark]

I went on a Disney cruise a few years back - there were people on it because they're "collectors" - visiting every Disneyland, every Disney opportunity, - grown ass people! Even the crew members were kind of freaked out by it.

A lot of them are covered with Disney tattoos. It's deeply disturbing.

 

[JohnHammond]

 

[Vombatus]

I went on a Disney cruise a few years back - there were people on it because they're "collectors" - visiting every Disneyland, every Disney opportunity, - grown ass people! Even the crew members were kind of freaked out by it.

Late night thinking with VB:

What I want to know: how many have boinked ALL of the princesses?

(Not all at once, that would be a bit piggy and Fredo-like).

 

[wicked]

My cousin's late wife did three or four Disney World trips a year, and he got sucked in. He even let her decide on a Mickey wedding. My mouse ears are around, somewhere.

 

[Vombatus]

There are some behind the scenes stuff you can do too, if you pay a premium for it early, or rush in at park opening to be the first of 20 or so.

At Disneyland, there was some Club 33 or something like that, which got you a pricey dinner on a balcony looking out over the fireworks display. We enjoyed that.

The next day I was threatened with divorce.

There are some tunnel, backstage tours too.

One interesting thing about Disneyworld is that, given its swampy locale, the whole "ground level" is actually the equivalent of a second story building with all the tunnels, facilities, character dressing rooms, etc., networked throughout the "first floor" underground of each park.

 

[dixiehack]

Late night thinking with VB:

What I want to know: how many have boinked ALL of the princesses?

(Not all at once, that would be a bit piggy and Fredo-like).

The preferred nomenclature is "finding her hidden Mickey."

 

[RickStain]

Late night thinking with VB:

What I want to know: how many have boinked ALL of the princesses?

(Not all at once, that would be a bit piggy and Fredo-like).

A female friend of mine took her kids on one and 6'd with the guy playing Gaston

 

[Spartan Squad]

A female friend of mine took her kids on one and 6'd with the guy playing Gaston

It took me an embarrassingly long time to get what you meant by that. I blame SJ's use of the 6 scale for hotness.

 

[Iron_chet]

The Disneyworld Live district or whatever it was called had a bunch of their cast getting freaky after work, wife and I went into the club and sorta recognized a couple princesses and then started putting 2 and 2 together that the place was filled with workers.

In my younger days I met a drunk Disney on Ice performer at a club in the city where I lived. She was announced in a cute girl drunk voice "I'm a munchkin!" I worked every aspect of of my very limited game that night but Alec Baldwin didn't show up to give me coffee.

 

[playthrough]

We lived in Orlando in the mid-'70s when I was a toddler, and my parents said there was virtually nothing to do in town with kids except go to Disney.

 

[HanSenSE]

My cousin's late wife did three or four Disney World trips a year, and he got sucked in. He even let her decide on a Mickey wedding. My mouse ears are around, somewhere.

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