Splash Mountain Engagement

[vicky]

www.eonline.com/news/720617/this-perfectly-timed-splash-mountain-proposal-is-truly-a-disney-miracle

It's the kind of situation every single woman dreams of from the second they watch [insert favorite rom-com here]. We're talking about someone getting on bended knee to pop the question to you.
You can feel it in the air. The moment is right. The person you have fallen for confesses their forever love. They show you a ring and you say…
"AHHHHHHHH!"
And that is probably how this magical Disney proposal went down, just based on the perfectly timed photo that was posted to Imgur by Patrick De Nicola. He proposed to his now-wife Annie back in March of 2013 at Disney World in Orlando. And the picture is spectacular.
PHOTOS: This is what it looks like when your favorite Disney characters get the live-action treatment!
"My wife and I have always been huge Disney fans. We both grew up going every year. She knew that I had bought a ring, so the only thing I had left was the element of surprise," he wrote. "I knew what her favorite ride was, and I knew that the last place she would expect me to pop the question was the drop... The Disney Cast Members helped with everything. It was perfect."




Idk, I think I'd probably spaz and the ring would be lost forever. 

[elleblue]

I would totally spaz and lose the ring too. Omg. Maybe he was.smart and tethered it to himself somehow? 

[nursewife]

I'd scream, because I would be terrified of losing the ring.

[trafficgirl]

I would not be happy.

Yeah, it's memorable, but what if the ring was lost? And I'd be too preoccupied with bracing myself against the fall to pay attention and enjoy the moment.

The more I think about it, the more I'd be pissed.

[janegold]

Losing the ring was my first thought.

A HS friend filmed himself proposing to his GF in a hot air balloon, and then pretended to drop the ring over the side of the basket then was all, GOTCHA! I would KILL. He did it to submit the video to a free wedding or honeymoon contest...I'm pretty sure they actually won.

[Deleted]

I would much rather this..

[vicky]

Dec 2, 2015 17:52:58 GMT -5 @bean said:

I would much rather this..

Much cuter!

[captainobvious]

At least they have a picture of the "special moment?" Maybe?

[cleo29]

It is still pretty cute. One of my favorite splash mountain pictures was from my senior year of high school. My friend and I in the front have identical expressions and body language and the same goes for my friends in the row behind us. The first row is terror and the second glee. lol

[circa1978]

I would inevitably time this wrong, if I were doing the proposing.

[textbookcase]

Dec 2, 2015 18:32:40 GMT -5 vicky said:

Dec 2, 2015 17:52:58 GMT -5 @bean said:

I would much rather this..

Much cuter!

This is how my friend proposed to her girlfriend! It was cute.

[livinitup]

That's exactly how look in all of those photos.

[dojo]

I think his thought process is sweet from the inside looking out, but the overall tenor of this proposal is weird from the outside looking in.