Sniff..Sniff...What Brings A Tear To Your Eye..

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Walt: one man's dream
wishes
the end of fantasmic when mickey saves the day
the tribute at the end of american adventure when Jim Henson comes up
disney gets me with music everytime
the montage at the end of the great movie ride

Wipe your knife with lemon juice before cutting the onion...Or do what I do..Pop the onion into the freezer fir tweny minutes..No more tears..

I actually need several boxes

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Sorry I just went to get a fresh box

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Thanks King Fergus now I need to go out in the cold and get more kleenex!

Leaving... leaving always brings a tear to my eye. That Magical Express Buss back to the airport is the saddest thing EVER!

Aside from that ... it's this song. Gets me every time.

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It depends on the day, but the most likely culprits are:

One Man's Dream
Celebrate the Magic
Wishes
IllumiNations
and going home...

I always tear up at Wishes! Also, seeing the Castle for the first time on the trip, the day before we leave I am always so sad, so music, a certain memory of my CP, anything will make me start to tear up. My fiance probably thought I was nuts on our last trip.

Och ye should know me by now Figgy..

Almost everything. I'm a Disney sap. Even talking about it can bring tears to my eyes. And if i happen to hear the soundtrack to illuminations ill cry for sure.

Yes, that song from American adventures! Every time!

I've even teared up during parades. I am a Disney softie too. Want to hug a stuffed animal every time I go into a store.

Making or receiving the "3...2...1...we're here!!!" call from Kristen K when we go under the WDW arch.

IllumiNations and Wishes

The song after IllumiNations ( The Promise?)

Going past the Wedding Pavilion on the monorail

Magical Express going both ways!

Now, ya know, I'm not really much of a flag waving, screaming American patriot. I love my country and am proud of it, but I'm just not very loud about it. But that American Pavilion show, the Voices of Liberty, and that Hall of Presidents finale all set me to blubbering every time!

Oh, man, it's Wishes.

I got so happy in DL last weekend when I saw their fireworks are called something else. Except the part of Wishes that makes me cry - the little kids singing "allll your wishes...willl....coommme...trueeee" is IN THE DISNEYLAND SHOW, too. So of course, I was bawling like a baby.

Too many things to count, and I'm never sure what will do it until something actually gets my eyes watering. My most memorable teary-eyed moment happened at the Osborne Spectacle of Dancing Lights. I was at WDW solo. They played Pachelbel's Canon. Hubby and I walked down the aisle at our wedding to that piece. So of course there went the waterworks. Thing is, if I'd missed that particular piece of music I probably wouldn't have shed a tear (until Fantasmic a bit later, at any rate). So as I said, I'm never sure what's going to trigger the tears.

I'm not a big sap, but surprisingly, the one time I blubbered was in HS. It was just me standing there taking pictures because DH had to....ummm....ummm....take a break, so I was left standing there by Art of Animation taking pictures. I saw that Jake and Sophia were leaving to take a break at the Disney Jr building and I was trying to get into position to take their picture as they walked by. I looked through my lens and took a picture of the building and at the last second, as I was getting ready to zoom in so I could get the characters, a cloud caught my eye above the building. It was shaped perfectly like Mickey.

For whatever reason, I had this blubbering moment where I felt like it appeared, just for me, to say "Welcome. I hope you are enjoying your trip".

I always tear up when I enter the Magic Kingdom and see the castle.

Well, being a male, I'm not really the type who cries very often in Disney World. But I've got to say, I was on the brink of losing it when I saw Voyage of the Little Mermaid for the first time last March during Part of Your World. I came very close.

I think it's because well, shocking as it is may be, Part of Your World is one of my all-time favorite Disney songs so it obviously has a lot of meaning. It's one thing to watch the animated clip from the movie or listen it on the soundtrack countless times, but it's another to actually witness Ariel belting out her dreams and desires on stage. Judging by my post, if I were to actually see Jodi Benson sing it live in person, you can make a case I would lose it completely. I don't get emotional seeing her live performances on YouTube though so who knows.....

Circle of life in the Lion King show gets me too.......