Lesbians at a musment park

Gay Days at Walt Disney World is a loosely organized event where lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender LGBT individuals, their families, friends and supporters go to Walt Disney World on a single day each year. It is held on the first Saturday in June with numerous other events in the area during the preceding week. The first documented event, in June , had 3, gays and lesbians from central Florida going to area theme parks on one day wearing red shirts to make their presence more visible. By , the event had grown to 10, gays and lesbians traveling for the gay day at Disney. As of approximately , LGBT people, their families, friends and supporters attended the six-day gathering including various pool parties, conventions, festivals, a business expo, activities for kids, etc. The popularity of the event is seen by some attendees as a way of "reclaiming" normal joys of childhood lost to homophobia in their earlier years.

Gay Day participants walk down Main Street, U. The organizers of the three-day event encourage participants to wear red. ANAHEIM — When Gay Days Anaheim started in with 2, participants in red shirts attending Disneyland, the park would accommodate offended guests by refunding tickets and handing out white T-shirts to those who unknowingly showed up wearing red, too, said Eddie Shapiro, a founder of the unofficial annual get-together. Participants visit the theme parks, take in lectures in town and eat in groups. The official Disney fan club, D23, sets up a booth at Gay Days, while Disney stores sell rainbow-colored cakes and pins to represent gay pride. Mini Gay Day, which draws a more local audience, is set for March Over the years, the Walt Disney Co.

We partnered with Experience Kissimmee to create the perfect summer kick-off trip. Our goals were to find the perfect balance between the youthful theme park energy and battery recharging relaxation. Yes, that lesbian Disney trip should be on your itinerary complete with your cute tee and Mickey ears.

Julia Rothman for BuzzFeed News. So I decide to wake the place up a little. The second dinner session has just let out, and the Rendezvous Lounge which is as tacky as it sounds is overflowing with lesbians. No Sheryl Crow, no Michelle Branch.