[randycupertino]

I have a coworker/friend who is a "Disney Adult" - she has an entire room in their 4br house that is designated to Disney paraphernalia, including a $16,000 swarovski crystal Cinderella purse and $3k jeweled mini mouse ears. They are members of Club 33 which is $33,000 a year to join and have a timeshare that was integral to a wider family drama fighting over the usage rights for. She will go on global vacations to visit Disney parks but not see any of the local sites.

[trescenzi]

That’s next level and might even be more than Disney adult. I spent a whole month last year at Disney Word and am doing it again this year but even I describe that as going too far.

[organsnyder]

Do you go into a park every day of that month? I found I was peopled-out after a week.

[LeoPanthera]

I enjoy Disney parks (though I would not call myself a "Disney adult") and I found the best way, if you can afford a longer stay, is to spend no more than half a day in the park, and visit each park twice, or three times for your favorites. (Personally, I was done with "Hollywood Studios" after just half a day.)

Of course in the current political situation I would never return to Florida, and Disneyland is much smaller.

[trescenzi]

We do multiple trips. A few long weekends, one one week, and one two week. The two week one we have to take it easy. I also backpack and ski and while Disney is obviously real cushy when you’re getting up at 6am every day and doing 25k steps it’s surprisingly exhausting.

[andsoitis]

> Disney Adult

That speaks to some serious developmental issues.

[stringfood]

Reminds me of the book of oxymorons I read when I was a kid: who ordered the Jumbo Shrimp?