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Terms Learnt from Disneyland

"Here you leave today
and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy."
- the saying you'll see before you are about to get into Disneyland

I'm quite touched about my first overseas trip, which includes Disneyland as one of the attractions who made the list.

The first thought that came into my mind when I stepped into Disneyland was that this place contains positive energy that anybody who visited here find their inner child in the park. The atmosphere was so beautiful and speechless for those of you guys who never visited that place.

You'll get the chance to reunite with Disney's cartoon classic characters eg. Mickey Mouse and other characters that appeared in Disney movies. I would elaborate further later in my posts.

The point I would like to express here is that Disneyland really lives up their 'Happily Ever After' theme. Everything here really exposes your phobias, favourite moments, Disney-genre music (a-la-Broadway) you've experienced during your childhood. Some of us would be amused when watching Mickey Mouse cartoons, some of us may dream to be a prince or a princess in the past, some of us may have a wild imagination of what the future might hold. At Disneyland, these feelings we've lost now due to our stress in reality were relived and we might want to reminisce our good old memories that will stay in our minds forever no matter what we are now or will be in the future.

I learnt that 'believe' and 'fantasy' is the two terms I realised after the Disneyland trip. We might be at our minimum point of our lives, but believeing in ourselves and our dreams and hopes (no matter how odd it is, provided it is ethical) will lead us to the light at the end of the tunnel. There's no such thing as 'happy endings does not exist', it's whether will you dare to believe your dreams will come true in the future. For the other term, it doesn't mean that we should live in total fantasy where you day-dream for nothing. It means that taking a break from reality if reality is trashing us problems that let us down.

The visit to Disneyland is unbelievable and I'm glad I've been there.

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