Happiest moment at WDW

[DOasDREAMERSdo]

Every time I walk into the lobby of the Wilderness Lodge

[prickle]

I have so many "Happiest Moments". One that comes to mind is when my son and I saw the Osborne lights last year. Every negative feeling just drained away! What a joyful sight, and to share it with my son was amazing.

[StitchFan23]

The first time I hit the peak of Splash Mountain at the top of the final drop, my jaw dropped as I saw the kingdom and I thought, in awe, "so this is what it's all about." best experience ever

[Harold]

My happiest WDW memory was when I proposed to my wife at Cinderella's Wishing Well by the castle, and the fireworks started (just after the happiest part, which was when she said "Yes!"). We stopped in every store down Main Street so she could watch her new ring sparkle under the lights.

[Veritas]

First trip waaaaaaaay back when I was 4 (I'm 43 now) and the first trip with my Wife in 2000

[BelleofNotredam]

Given that I have only ever been to WDW once (a situation that my fiance and I are working to remedy) - back in December 2008 - I suppose that makes answering this question relatively easy for me.

I would have to say my happiest moment (thus far) was the first morning after we arrived the afternoon before. We left our resort Coronado Springs and went to the Polynesian for the Ohana character breakfast. This was my first ever character meet/first character meal. I am a huge Lilo and Stitch fan, so I was really excited.

We were the only obvious adult couple in the entire restaurant without children. (We kept laughing about it to ourselves.) I guess the characters realized we were there because we wanted to be there, rather than taking children there to eat breakfast, because they spent a LOT of time at our table - considerably more than they spent at some of the other tables. My fiance took some pictures of Stitch hugging me and I'm beaming like a little kid on Christmas morning.

Happiest moment. So far.

[BelleofNotredam]

My happiest WDW memory was when I proposed to my wife at Cinderella's Wishing Well by the castle, and the fireworks started (just after the happiest part, which was when she said "Yes!"). We stopped in every store down Main Street so she could watch her new ring sparkle under the lights.

This is a wonderful story!

[audisfan]

Dinner at Chef Mickey's with the extended family. I still watch the video and laugh when I see all the men acting just as silly as all the kids with Mickey and Goofy. It makes me smile just thinking about it now.

[Cherinva]

Walking under the Train Station and getting the first sight of the Castle.....