One of my absolute favorite places to cuddle is at Disney World.

I'm especially excited when I have access to an incredible fireworks view for cuddle sessions! There's something so calming about relaxing together while watching the nighttime spectacular.

I'll definitely be taking advantage of that view during EPCOT's and Magic Kingdom's holiday fireworks this week!
3 days of special fireworks on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th to celebrate Independance day.

Cozy cuddles with an incredible fireworks backdrop? That sounds pretty perfect to me.

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  • Disney world used to be fun. Now it’s just an overpriced vacation with money best spent someplace else. They sell it as a family experience but in all honesty it’s now a luxury most families can’t afford.

  • @RadiantHugs +1

    It stopped being fun when Disneyland went from ticket books - which provided a natural limit to ride waits - to the unlimited park passes. Now they're at a point where you have to use your phone all day in order to schedule rides, events, etc.

  • edited June 30

    I haven't been to Disneyland since I was a kid (and I mean like 3 or 4), so I can't speak from experience on how it would work as a cuddle place right now.

    However, I think the general idea of "is an amusement park a good place to cuddle," is worthy of discussion.
    I personally DON'T think so, because it seems too busy, you are expected to do a lot of walking around, and I personally don't find it relaxing, it is very overstimulating, which isn't a bad thing, just not conducive to me cuddling.

    But I am happy to hear people's opinion on why they do like cuddling there.

  • edited June 30

    @AtomicCuddle - great choice! Try as hard as you can to get a viewing spot from the Contemporary Resort to see the Magic Kingdom fireworks. It’s better to see them from aerial view than on the ground usually because the Fourth of July fireworks go off around the entire park. Riding the Peoplemover in Tomorrowland or riding Seven Dwarfs mine train during fireworks is also ideal.

    If you go to Epcot, make sure you get a view of the American Adventure pavilion because that’s where the main fireworks will be shot off from. And of course see The American Adventure show beforehand.

    DM me if you have any more questions :)

    @DCuddlerKing i get what you’re saying but you can definitely make it work if you know what you’re doing.

  • I unfortunately haven't been back to Disney in over 15 years. I loved going regularly as a kid and teen, and revisiting as an adult. But even around 2010 the feeling was starting to shift. It's always been a place firmly rooted in profits despite the illusions of magic and fun, but it was becoming more baldly apparent.

    I have to agree with @DCuddlerKing , I don't think a theme park even at its best is a good place for me to cuddle. Too overstimulating, too much to actively focus on other than the person you're with. I think cuddling in a park, a zoo/aquarium, at a concert, etc. would be better alternatives that still combine fun activity with cuddling without as many drawbacks.

  • I personally don't find it relaxing, it is very overstimulating, which isn't a bad thing, just not conducive to me cuddling.

    @DCuddlerKing yes, I absolutely agree with you - I didn't carry my written thoughts through to the point that you did.

  • Thanks everyone, I didn't mean to suggest an amusement park couldn't work, just it would be too much for me.

    @cuddlefaery suggesting a concert made me think of one of my favorite "I need to smile" videos

    So yeah I can absolutely see cuddling at a concert.

  • Perfect cuddle ride

  • @disneysamurai unfortunately I would get motion sick, even if facing forward. I can't cuddle in cars/trains/planes/boats for the same reason. I would be too focused on controlling my nausea to focus on cuddling at all 😔 but I'm sure for those less sensitive it could be nice!

  • I get both sides. OP specified Disney World, and that is actually my only experience, I haven't been to Disney Land but from what I've heard, it's a little more packed in.

    Disney World is exavtly what it says, it's a whole world/universe. there are definitely some busier and louder places, but there are also some incredibly interesting little nooks and crannies that are quiet and cozy.

    But the drawbacks would be a lot of walking and it's HOT. And I don't do that well in the heat, and I especially don't want to cuddle in the heat. But for you folks with thinner blood who like it that way, be all about it. 😁

  • My memories of Disney World the couple of times I have been were of extreme heat, huge crowds, long lines, excessive thirst, exhaustion, and very expensive. I personally wouldn't consider it a fun place to cuddle but you do you boo

  • edited July 1

    Some good cuddle recommendations at WDW:

    Magic Kingdom
    Haunted Mansion
    Pirates of the Caribbean
    Peter Pan’s Flight
    Magic Kingdom Express
    Jungle Cruise
    Tiki Room
    Carousel of Progress
    Peoplemover (already mentioned)
    It’s a Small World
    Country Bear Jamboree

    EPCOT
    Spaceship Earth
    The Seas With Nemo
    Living With The Land
    Journey Into Imagination
    The American Adventure
    Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros
    Reflections of China
    Impressions de France
    Canada Far and Wide

  • @disneysamurai Peter pans flight is one of my favorite rides!

  • Very interesting idea! I always thought floating down a lazy river would be a great cuddle experience and made me think of Discovery Cove but I haven’t been there in years so not sure if they have that option there 🤔

  • edited July 2

    @mauvefox it’s a great ride! I think Tokyo Disneyland has the best version, plus they also have the enhanced Peter Pan ride at DisneySea.

    @BrokenWillow i know Blizzard Beach and I think Typhoon Lagoon have lazy rivers. Camping at fort wilderness would be a great idea too!

  • @disneysamurai
    Ooooo never heard of those spots! I’m still learning Florida so I’ll have to look into those! Love to camp too!

  • @BrokenWillow lot of good places to camp, especially up in the panhandle. There’s also a campground in Clermont that bought a good amount of the old Fort Wilderness cabins and kept them intact. Best time to camp is November through March to avoid the heat, bugs and other critters.

  • @disneysamurai
    Noted! Thank you so much ☺️♥️

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