I used to think that getting to dress up as one of my favorite childhood princesses every day would be a dream of a job. Then I got older and realized that working for Disney in any capacity probably involves way more rules than I personally would be able to follow, and also, those dresses have to be heavy and Florida is hot.
And yes, I know there’s a Disney park in California, too (and Paris), but let’s be honest. The one in Orlando is the best one (fight me).
BRB, off to watch A Goofy Movie. 
#goofy #throwback #90sdisney #disney #disneylandparis #disneylandparisphotos #disneyland #paris #dlp #dlrp #eurodisney #disneyparks #disneyparksphotos #goof #disneycharacters #disneyparkscharacters #mickeymouseandfriends #disneyphotos #disneyfan #disnerdNone of this is likely news to you, but did you also know that there’s one specific phrase that people cosplaying as the characters for a paycheck aren’t allowed to say in the parks?
They are never ever to say “I don’t know.”
It makes sense if you think about it. Disney promises a fantasy, a suspension of disbelief, and along with their characters looking as if they just stepped out of a movie, they are supposed to always know what they’re talking about.
/ The other day I told my co-workers I really want a dog but want to settle down more first. They laughed and gently reminded me that I am 1) Married 2) A college graduate 3) In a salaried position. The question that followed was, "How much more settled can you get?" / I guess Wendy Darling and I are still bonded in that way. We have lots of responsibilities, but our hearts are not quite grown up yet. Not until after we finish exploring Neverland. / And I have a lot more of Neverland to see. * * * 
: @tiacross_ 
If you ask them a question and you don’t know the answer, they are supposed to go and find it for you.
Fun fact: they’re also not allowed to point you in the right direction with only one finger; they have to use their index finger in conjunction with their middle finger, because in some cultures it’s considered rude to finger-point with the index finger only.
Legend says this rule came from Walt Disney himself, who used to point out structures at his parks with a cigarette pinched between two fingers.
And there you have it – now you know!
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