You buy an AP to “save” money on your Disney trips.
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YES!!!
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That is the best hair!!! You done a good job!!!
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This is the truth!!! And you can name all of them!
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right and you NEED it!!!
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Right on!
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This is a great thread and I have been laughing because I can relate to each and every post!
You will drive 2-1/2 to 3 hours to actually meet people in person that you have been talking to online for months/years!
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… you meet other Liners in real life but only know to call them by their Liner name and have no idea their real name. Also this interaction feels totally natural to both of you and your family asks which ones we will meet this time.
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Wait, what? We DON’T plan trips elsewhere… and it’s because there isn’t a forum and planning tools to help me envision my trip. I don’t like change, so ‘adventure’ via winging it is way too stressful. I can barely get through waiting for RD while envisioning the walk I need to make to get on the ride. Very hard for me.
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This is awesome! How did you do it? I don’t think my daughter has enough hair (especially since she just chopped it all off) but it’s worth a try!
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We need Pooh Bear ears! I bet this would work.
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Two high pony tails
As you pull the elastic last time around, only pull through partway.
Fan out and pin as needed.
Wrap tails around bases. Pin as needed
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now that’s a true Liner!
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More like, “if you want a front row seat for the sea lion show” but yeah…
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That’s why the FB groups are so weird…I don’t know who I’m talking to when it’s their real name, not their Liner handle (though I’ve caught on to a few).
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You see Lines abbreviations in random regular (not-personalized) license plates.
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Got mine booked for Dec 8th!!
Wait, this isn’t a smart strategy?
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Not so much for me. Having an AP allows me justify frequent trips (which really doesn’t qualify as saving money). And yet I do it year after year.
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I’m jealous!! There are only 4 of us so I can’t justify the cost.