me hoping my food is delivered in time between comps

In reminding us that magic does not have a size limit, the Park Hoppers make the Disney experience more vibrant, more compassionate, and more accessible—for adults, children, and families of all shapes and sizes.

SHAKES TITS WITH MY GET OUT OF GUITAR TICKET

omg not mikey mel first elim

Team 3 (Cherry & Rebranding) won the first round and received an Immunity Ticket! They can use it to avoid elimination until only 5 teams remain.

help why did everyone flop

Plus Size Park Hoppers: Redefining Magic for All Bodies In a world where theme parks are often marketed through a narrow lens of physical idealization, the Plus Size Park Hoppers have emerged as an uplifting and transformative force within the Disney community. This grassroots group—composed of plus-size Disney fans who visit parks together—offers not only joyful representation but also a powerful message of belonging. Their presence challenges outdated assumptions about who can experience magic, and how that magic should look. At a place like Disney, where dreams are meant to feel attainable for everyone, the Park Hoppers remind guests and the company itself that inclusivity is not optional—it’s essential. By fostering community, celebrating body diversity, and encouraging parks to level up in comfort and accessibility, the Plus Size Park Hoppers champion a more welcoming Disney experience for all. Central to the Park Hoppers’ impact is the community they build and the confidence they inspire. For many plus-size guests, visiting a theme park can be an emotionally loaded experience filled with anxiety over ride seating, ride restraints, navigating crowds, or fitting into dining spaces. The Plus Size Park Hoppers confront these challenges head-on, creating a space where members support one another with laughter, shared tips, and practical advice. Through social media, blogs, and in-park meetups, they allow people to swap real-world insights—like which rides tend to be more comfortable, or how to advocate for yourself at a ride entrance—with respect and humor. This exchange of knowledge builds confidence not just in navigating Disney parks, but in asserting self-worth and belonging in spaces that haven’t always felt designed for them. Moreover, the Park Hoppers have become an important voice of feedback to Disney itself, illustrating how corporate responsiveness can lead to meaningful improvements. Disney parks, while often seen as bastions of joy and magic, were not initially built with universal body inclusivity in mind. Stanchions, ride restraints, bench sizes, and even costume fittings can inadvertently marginalize guests above certain sizes. By openly sharing their experiences, the Plus Size Park Hoppers help illuminate areas where Disney can evolve. Their respectful yet candid discussions—highlighting both magical moments and painful realities—encourage Disney to prioritize comfort and inclusivity in future designs. In doing so, they not only advocate for plus-size guests but help create a more accessible experience for guests of all sizes and abilities. The visibility of the Park Hoppers also plays a significant cultural role beyond logistics and comfort. Representation matters deeply; when people see others like themselves participating fully in joyful experiences, it expands the sense of possibility in their own lives. By showing up in parks wearing shirts that proclaim pride, sharing photos and videos in rides and parades, and posting celebratory content online, the Park Hoppers shift the narrative around who belongs in Disney spaces. They reject the notion that magic is reserved for a particular body type. Their joy becomes contagious, encouraging others who might hesitate—due to insecurity or fear of judgment—to take their own leap into the parks. This rings especially true in a culture that often conditions plus-size individuals to shrink away from public spaces rather than embrace them. Finally, the broader influence of the Plus Size Park Hoppers extends into the way communities conceptualize accessibility, empathy, and joy. They help redefine what inclusion looks like in practice rather than just theory. Disney parks are iconic not only for attractions and characters but for the emotional significance they hold: the place where families create memories, where imagination feels real, and where guests can feel seen. Groups like the Park Hoppers remind us that inclusion means more than posting a sign—it means listening, adapting, and valuing the stories of those whose needs have been historically overlooked. Their work challenges both guests and businesses to thoughtfully consider design, communication, and culture. Through community building, advocacy, and unabashed celebration of self, the Plus Size Park Hoppers contribute to a Disney that more authentically lives up to its promise of magic for everyone. In conclusion, the Plus Size Park Hoppers represent a meaningful shift in how Disney experiences are perceived and lived. They offer community to those who might feel excluded, empower voices often unheard, and tangibly influence how a global entertainment brand understands inclusion. Their joyful presence, honest feedback, and dedicated advocacy elevate the Disney parks from spaces of fantasy to realms of belonging. In reminding us that magic does not have a size limit, the Park Hoppers make the Disney experience more vibrant, more compassionate, and more accessible—for adults, children, and families of all shapes and sizes. Their impact reverberates far beyond the parks’ borders, shaping cultural conversations about body diversity and inclusivity in ways that continue to inspire and resonate.

aridababie: Still Racing...

yall are safe mom

The way my only 2 days off I’ve had allergies…

Notnicky and I are going from getting 1st to getting 10th

were so out im so sad i finally get mikey and its fucking deal thats ending us

i love my partner

so useless... cant do anything right... damn it

deal is ending me again.. it just keeps happening.. i took over the curse of my friend kimchi

i just rlly hope i meet them someday

Ksnsksnksns.*