Anonymous #2 1w

neither have i, i feel like i don't need to go bc i've been to wdw

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Anonymous #3 1w

i genuinely don't believe that.

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Anonymous OP 1w

i definitely disagree with that. i don’t think wdw is good enough to justify not visiting a different disney. id like to see all of them eventually

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Anonymous #2 1w

of course i would like to see all of them but i don't feel a NEED to see them bc i've been to wdw. its like im content if this is the only disney resort i'll visit

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Anonymous #2 1w

I'm also just always gonna find WDW to be home. It was the first park i've ever been too. I've worked there, lived there. It holds far too much emotional significance to my life, that none of the other parks will be able to compare. It needs to be normalized to be inherently biased abt something. i'm not writing an academic paper on the differences between DL & WDW, nor am i making a profit off of comparing the two. im just a girl on the internet sharing my feelings.

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Anonymous OP 1w

i understand what you’re saying, but we’ve all worked here and lived here. that’s like the defining aspect of this yik yak. i just personally feel like i do need to visit other parks more now that i work here because i want to see how things differ and how it compares.

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Anonymous OP 1w

especially because dl is the original. original doesn’t mean best but i really need to see it

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Anonymous #1 1w

??? I lived in SoCal for a decade and our whole family was Disneyland AP holders. By your logic everyone who has done WDW annual vacations since they were young is also doing it for nostalgia.

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