I’m a Disney Adult. No, I Won't Take Off the Mickey Ears or Grow Up
Summary
The article discusses the idea of "Disney adults," or grown-ups who enjoy going to Disney parks even if they don't have children. The author shares personal experiences and responds to criticism saying that adults without kids should stop visiting and "grow up," arguing that enjoying Disney is a valid way to find joy and does not mean someone is immature.Key Facts
- Some adults, known as "Disney adults," visit Disney parks for fun without having kids.
- The author faced criticism from people who think only parents should go to Disney parks and that adults without children should be ashamed.
- A writer named Shane Croucher wrote an article telling adults without kids to stop acting immature by visiting Disney and to "grow up."
- The author disagrees, saying that enjoying Disney is a way to find happiness and is a grown-up choice.
- Joy can come from watching children enjoy Disney, even if you are not their parent.
- The author compares this criticism to other hobbies like sports, which adults can enjoy without being told to grow up.
- Not all adults at Disney parks are seen as annoying; people from all groups can be fans or less enjoyable visitors.
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