Does anyone else love writing lists? Maybe you like writing lists pertaining to all things Disney? Maybe I'm the only person who shouted "yes" to that second question...If you answered yes to either of those questions, you should stop what you're doing and write a Disney Bucket List. Jot down anything and everything, dreams and even bigger dreams, that you want to do in the Disney Parks before you die. Next, visit the parks and scratch at least one thing off of your list. You'll be done in no time! Here is my personal Disney Bucket List (separated into three parts) to give you some ideas!
Walt Disney World Resort List
Eat at Le Cellier in Epcot
Stay at every resort on property (9/21 resorts done)
Do a runDisney race
Eat at Victoria and Albert's in the Grand Floridian Resort
Attend Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party
Go on a Disney Cruise
Watch Magic Kingdom fireworks from The Contemporary Resort
Become a Disney Vacation Club (DVC) Member
Eat a snack from each of the countries in Epcot's World Showcase (5/11 snacks done)
Get a haircut from Harmony Barber Shop in Magic Kingdom
Eat at every restaurant on Disney property
Take a picture with The Three Caballeros in Epcot
Sit front row for Fantasmic!
Ride Space Mountain with the lights on
Spend my birthday in Disney World
Go on all of the special tours offered
Visit Disney World during Easter
Visit the two WDW water parks: Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach
Fill up an autograph book (working on this one)
Ride Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway
Take a picture in front of all of the Disney World "walls"
Watch the "Kiss Goodnight" in Magic Kingdom
Visit all four parks in one day
Take a picture with Mickey in all four parks
Eat a Mickey Pretzel
Eat a Churro
Take a picture with Winnie the Pooh
Attend Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom
Eat at Cinderella's Royal Table in Magic Kingdom
Purchase a huge Mickey Rice Crispy Treat
Visit Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom
Attend Epcot's Festival of the Arts
Try Kakigori from the Japan Pavilion in Epcot
Get a latte with Mickey stenciled in the foam from Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Company in Disney Springs
Try the Grey Stuff from Be Our Guest Restaurant in Magic Kingdom
Disneyland Resort List
Do the "Walk in Walt's Disneyland Footsteps" Tour
Get a hat at The Mad Hatter
Spend my birthday in Disneyland
Attend Mickey's Halloween Party
Stay at all of the resorts on property (1/3 resorts done)
Watch World of Color
Try to pull the sword out of the stone
Pull on the rope in the queue for Indiana Jones Adventure
Eat Mickey Beignets
Experience the Nightmare Before Christmas overlay on The Haunted Mansion
Eat at The Carnation Cafe
Watch "A Christmas Fantasy" Parade
Eat a Churro (Disneyland's are better than Disney World's)
Experience "it's a small world" holiday
Other Bucket List Items
Visit all of the Disney Parks around the world
Attend a D23 Expo
Visit The Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, California
Get a picture in front of all of the Casting Agency doors in the Disney parks
Visit Marceline, Missouri (Walt Disney's hometown)
Become an Annual Passholder
Take someone on their first visit to ANY Disney Park
I took one of my mom's best friends to Disneyland in October 2019, and it was her first
visit to a Disney Park...ever. When I asked Mrs. Vicky what she thought about Disneyland
Park, she said, "It's like a storybook that opened, and I'm walking through it." This day
was one that I'll never forget, and if you ever have the chance to show someone a
Disney Park for the first time, I highly suggest it. It wasn't even on my Disney Bucket List
until I got to witness an adult experience the utter joy and magic of Disneyland Park.
I don’t think I know enough about about Disney World to make a list like this, but now I definitely have some ideas! What are those things you are holding with your dinner plate? Stickers?