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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“Disney Adults need to get a hobby,” or visiting Disney is a “red flag”, these are common refrains. Yet comparable judgments are rarely, if ever, leveled at enthusiasts of other vacations:[b] no one derides someone for frequenting Vegas, summering at the beach, touring Europe annually, or relaxing in Hawaii. [/b] Disney visitors aren’t imposing on anyone financially, socially, or logistically—they aren’t asking anyone to fund their trip, accompany them, or manage their home in their absence. So why does this particular leisure choice provoke such disproportionate judgment, moral superiority, and indignation?[/quote] For one thing, these groups aren't as large or identifiable as Disney people. I'm pretty sure people would deride someone who frequented Vegas, as there's not a lot of mental or physical stimulation going on unless you're a high stakes gambler (and then only mental). For another thing, touring Europe is about the opposite of going to Disney. One involves adventure and learning and trying new things. The other...does not. Do you need more reasons?[/quote]
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