Disney Bucket List

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In previous posts, I’ve talked about what I want to experience at Disneyland Paris, and what that I’ve already experienced there. For this week’s post, I thought I’d share my top five Disney Bucket List items.

Keys to the Kingdom Tour
Being able to go behind the scenes of the magic and learn more in depth about the history of our beloved Disney is something the wonderer inside me is bursting to experience. I’ve heard some people say they wouldn’t want to do it due to fear of ruining the magic – however, for me, it’s more about enhancing the magic and having the opportunity to learn more about how its created.

Opening the Disney Store
This is something that I’m hoping to tick off my Bucket List this year. Ever since I found out about being able to open one of our beloved stores and receiving the magical keys; I’ve been dying to do it. Unlocking the magic is most definitely a dream for me and I’m excited to experience it, hopefully in the near future.

Go on a Disney Cruise
 In all honesty, cruises aren’t something I have ever been in a rush to book. However, put a Disney spin on it – and I’m sold. From experiencing Rapunzel’s Royal Table on the Disney Magic to dining at Tiana’s Place aboard the Disney Wonder; the Cruise Lines offer so many magical experiences and my Disney heart is eager to be a part of one of them. Not only does this fulfil a Disney Bucket List item for me but it would also allow me to expand my travelling horizons; which is something I’m always eager to do.

Staying in the Cinderella Castle Suite
Okay, so this is pretty much completely unattainable considering I am not a VIP of any sort nor am I a Disney elite executive in any way. However, I will keep dreaming and hoping that one day, I will somehow be able to spend one night in the suite of dreams.

All Disney Parks in One Year
This is easily my number one item on my Disney Bucket List. It is obviously a dream of mine to visit every Disney Park, from America to Asia and I would love to achieve all these visits within the space of a year. Although this is more attainable than staying in the Cinderella Castle suite; it is still not financially possible right now. However, it is something I am more than determined to tick off my Bucket List in the future!


So those are my top five Disney Bucket List items. Some more achievable than others. Let me know your thoughts and what some of your Disney Bucket List items are!

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