Cuddling at Walt Disney World/Disneyland

disneysamuraidisneysamurai
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I live very close to Walt Disney World in Florida and have been millions of times. I’ve been talking to some of the pros I cuddle with to see if they’d be down to do a Disney trip. There’s a million things you could do that doesn’t even involve setting foot in a park (eg visit all the different resorts, go to Disney Springs) but was wondering if anyone has done a cuddle day out there or at Disneyland in California?

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  • alz480alz480

    I haven’t to be honest it sounds like it could get pretty expensive

  • CuddlesofcuddleCuddlesofcuddle

    That sounds fun!

  • disneysamuraidisneysamurai

    @alz480 It can be yes.

  • SunsetSnugglesSunsetSnuggles

    I adore doing fun excursions with my cuddle friends, but from what I hear of the expense and the lines, this is one place I would want to stay focused and just soak in the environment without trying to double up with cuddles, actually.

    I have never been to Disney World or Disneyland though, so they seem very daunting to me. (Any tips would be appreciated.)

    Relatives on one side highly recommended the pass to skip the lines, but relatives on the other side said that makes you criss-cross the park many times over.

    I could see how if you've been many times, going with other people would be fun. For my first time, ideally I would be with my brother, since we never got to go as kids. 😊

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  • alz480alz480

    I’m not saying don’t doit I’m just saying if your gong to do it plan it out well in advance and make sure you have enough money

  • Big_Green_23Big_Green_23

    Sounds like fun if you’re wealthy.

    Terrible idea if you aren’t.

  • TheFunCartelTheFunCartel

    Never thought much of Disney as a kid or now. To me it is like Vegas—an artificial construct designed to coax hard earned currency out of your wallet to them.

    And I go way back. I went to Disneyland back in the 60s on more than one occasion because we were stationed in SoCal and then to Disney World in Florida years later. Not for me.

    However, I will say that professionally Disney has been very good to me as much of my company’s product is in Cinderella’s Castle and I used to work a lot with Disney Films Art Department in Fullerton, CA.

    Fun fact: Disney’s workplace here in KC (he was from Missouri) is now an events building where you can get married, have a reception or other types of celebrations.

    But I guess my answer would be the same for any theme park—not my preference as far as a cuddle session. To each their own.

  • disneysamuraidisneysamurai
    edited June 2025

    @alz480 I honestly don’t spend that much money at Disney when I go unless it’s to indulge in food and drink at Epcot or I’m going to a table service restaurant. The thing that would be expensive though would be the pro’s fee, especially if I’d like for it to be a 24 hour session with cuddling overnight.

  • ImmersedwarmthImmersedwarmth

    When my children were just little guys, we used to go to Disneyland a lot - even having a season pass one year. That Disneyland I could definitively see the cuddling potential, but not the Disneyland I've come to know. My last two experiences have been less than "The Happiest Place on Earth." The outrageous prices and crowds aside, the two things I always thought Disneyland/World handled with unparalleled perfection were crowd control and cleanliness. Not so during my most recent visits. People cutting in lines and litter strewn about took away from what used to be "the Disney experience" for me. I can think of dozens of other cuddle venues I would choose over Disneyland/World.

  • MTexMTex

    Disney would be a fun cuddle! My last Disney World trip we were giving each other back rubs while waiting in line. Which made waiting in line way better!

  • disneysamuraidisneysamurai

    @MTex Yes!

  • jasminlove321jasminlove321

    It would be a dream to cuddle in Disneyland!

  • MissAdventurousMissAdventurous

    Mmmm the humidity would bother me cuddling up in lol 😆😆

  • pmvinespmvines

    Nah I'm not a big fan of the place

  • MTexMTex

    @disneysamurai I will have to reach out to you on my next Disney World trip! Fireworks cuddles seems like a win ✨️ win 🎉

  • Jose350Jose350

    @disneysamurai I did it an it was an amazing experience. Go for it if you can afford it

  • disneysamuraidisneysamurai

    @Jose350 what all did you do?

  • Midnight01Midnight01

    lol. This sounds ridiculous.

  • JohnfromViennaJohnfromVienna

    I agree, there's a ton of great and free places to go at the resorts and at Downtown Disney (Im not going to call it Disney Springs). I've cuddle on the beach at the Polynesian at night They have benches there, but the sand works too. Very peaceful and relaxing. I always go in the winter to avoid the humidity.

  • biancalovecraftbiancalovecraft

    I've been invited to do this a couple years ago. it unfortunately fell through but I was totally game in spite of not being a fan. Never ceases to amuse me when I meet another Disneyphile adult man.

  • Jose350Jose350

    @disneysamurai HHN universal

  • disneysamuraidisneysamurai

    @Jose350 I guess that could work, although HHN has gotten way too crowded and it’s going to get even more crowded when they close down the RRR coaster. I was hoping they’d move HHN to Epic Universe but I’m not sure that’s going to happen. I honestly think that Sea World does a better Halloween party, although HHN is better if you’re into popular horror-based IPs.

  • jumblejumble
    edited June 2025

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  • LetsCuddle44LetsCuddle44

    There are a bunch of great pros that live in the Orlando area. I'm sure there are some amazing views of the parks from hotel rooms that would be an awesome cuddle view, like the Contemporary towards Magic Kingdom during the nightly fireworks or something at Wilderness Lodge overlooking the animals.

    Good luck!

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