I love my mom. I think she’s an incredible woman. I, myself, am not a mom but if I was I know I have an excellent role model. There are many moms out there that deserve the world on Mother’s Day. I cannot offer you the world but I would like to honor this special day by giving two lucky winners a Disney Infinity Scarf from Hallmark. I will give away a Tinker Bell (pink) and Mickey & Minnie Mouse(black) Infinity Scarf, one scarf to two lucky mom’s. Are you as excited as I am?
This is what you need to do. In order to be entered into the drawing, you need to like, share and comment on any post on the Disney Fashionista website. For a bonus, share a Disney memory you have of you and your mom on this post. It can be anything from a Park memory to a movie outing. It is Mother’s Day, after all! I will announce the lucky 2 winners on Mother’s Day in the evening. I look forward to reading all the Disney memories and comments. Good luck to all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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These are so cute!!
I love these scarves! A favorite Disney memory with my Mom was sitting down to watch The Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday nights.
my first visit to Disney World is my favorite memory of my mom…we got a snack of hot chocolate chip cookies!
My first trip to Disneyland was with my Mom, for the 25th anniversary. My last trip with my Mom was for the 50th anniversary. She can’t be here physically for the 60th as she passed away 8 months ago, but I am taking my kids and she will be with us in spirit.
Love the black mickey scarf.
What a wonderful giveaway! Thanks so much for offering!
My mom and stepdad traveled with us on my family’s first trip to Walt Disney World back in 2006 and in 2008. When she passed away unexpectedly in 2009, we knew our visits to Disney would never be the same. We treasure each memory shared with her and often think, “Grandma would love this!” Whenever we are at a Disney park.
My favorite memory is of the trip our whole family took to Disneyland. 3 families and the grandparents. Nana enjoyed every moment with 6 grandkids!! Actually, we all did!!!!!
My favorite memory is riding Space Mountain during my first trip at age 7ish. It was the old setup and I ride directly behind my mom and screamed in her ear the entire ride. She still claims deafness 40+ years later.
When I was four my dad was diagnosed with Cancer his make a wish was to take me to Disney. He passed away later that year and my mom made me a gorgeous scrapbook for my high school graduation that included all those memories in it! My mom has been my rock, my inspiration and my best friend. Now I get to take my own daughter to Disney I. October for the first time!!
My favorite childhood memory sharing disney experience with my mom is anytime I was sick and had to stay home from school as a little girl my mom would make me noodle soup and we would watch Mary Poppins…one of my favorite movies!
I love cuddling up on the couch with mom and having a Disney movie marathon!
I remember taking my mom and dad to Disney the first time. They could not believe how nice the place was.
Spending 18 year living in FL my mom and I always spent Mothers day at DIsney. Now I am in MA and still remember the beautiful days at EPCOT with Mom for Mothers Day. Couldnt be more magical. Faith, Trust and Pixie Dust.
my mom died about 10 years ago, but she had a friend help her write a note to me to open after she passed. It said when I am Disney, she is there with me also. Love her and Miss her to pieces.
I have been travelling to Disney since the 1970’s with my parents. This summer we will travel to Disneyland to celebrate the 60th anniversary as well as my mother’s 81st Birthday!! You are NEVER too old for Disney!!
My memory would have to be from our July 2001 trip. My now husband had just proposed to me on Main St and I was crying and my mom looked at me and said “Now what?” I showed her my hand and then she understood.
We were just going through pictures and one of my favorite memories would be when I took my mom and kids to Disney. This was our first time all going together and I was able to share all the wonderful Disney memories I had with my mom to my children and at the same time we were making new ones and my mom was making some with her grandkids which we still talk about over 10 years later. (My daughter got her on her first roller coaster at the age of 50…it was only the barn stomer but the look on my moms face…PRICELESS!
Beautiful merchandise!
My mother is a cancer survivor and while this year has been filled with many ups and downs, I am so grateful to have her here! This year has brought us even closer together as we have been able to bond not only as friends, but us as mothers has given us a deeper connection. I will always cherish our talks in which she gives me advice everything–from cooking and cleaning to school and helping raise my children. One of my best vacation memories is one in which she and I went away by ourselves–no dad, no sister–just she and I. In that time together we hung out not only as mother and daughter but as friends!
My mom was a single mother raising three kids so money was always tight growing up. I was never able to go to any Disney park as a child and when I met my husband he took me to Disney World and after that I was hooked! I decided to save up and take my mother on her first trip to Disney World for her 50th birthday. We went on a mother daughter road trip a couple years ago to the most magical place on earth and when she met Mickey Mouse for the first time I may have cried a little…it was the best!
One of my ALL TIME favorite memories I have with my mom, is from when I was about 6 years old and we traveled to Disneyland. My mom loved dressing me in polka dots and it just so happened that the day that we ran into Minnie Mouse, I was wearing my white with pink polka dot overalls. We have a picture, of course, which helped capture that memory but it will always be preserved in our minds. My mother has been an outstanding role model, mother, grandmother and most importantly friend. She has battled cancer and won (6 years strong!), and I can only hope that I have her strength and grace. My husband and I are taking our 2 year old son in 2 weeks to Disney World and I can not wait to see the magic through his eyes as I am sure my mother was just as anxious when she took me to Disneyland. I am so thankful to have my mom!
I think the statute of limitations has past since it’s about 40 (what?!) years ago: so I”m going to rat her out: but I had my first frozen margarita at the Old Captain Jack’s in DTD with my mother – I was umm..13 (drinking age at the time was 18). I was the youngest of 5 – not sure if she had thrown in the towel by that point or things didn’t matter since we were on vacation – but it was VERY out of character for her LOL. but it’s a fantastic memory for me LOL.
I love the black and white! We are taking all 3 of our boys to disney in the fall. last time I was there I was with my mom. Happy Mothers day!
My mom took me to Disneyland very often as a child, and I take my girls at least twice a month! I love the memories we are creating!
I remember a few years ago when my mom went with me on the Tower of Terror- she was worried that she wouldn’t do well on it because she’s claustrophobic. However, the entire time on the ride, she LAUGHED her head off! Now it’s one of her favorite rides, and she still laughs on it! LOL 🙂
Towards the end of our vacation, we were winding down after a long day at Hollywood Studios. My mother and I were the last two from our family who stayed in the park. We had dinner at the 50’s Prime Time Cafe. We were both exhausted, but had the best time just the two of us.
Those scarf are cute.
I would LOVE a Mickey scarf (OK, Tinkerbelle would be greatly appreciatd as well)!
Beautiful! I’d be great for my Disney-loving mom friend. =)
We took a family trip in January (Disney Cruise then parks…so my kids could come too) to celebrate my 40th and my grandma’s 90th birthdays. Our birthdays are only 4 days apart and it has always been a dream of mine to celebrate our birthdays together (we live in different states). It’s hard to say one particular memory from this trip but one that stands out is my mom and me walking my grandmother out into the ocean at Castaway Cay. She used to be quite the swimmer and in calmer waters could probably do great. She needed us to help steady her. Seeing the ocean again was one of the things on her bucket list. :). We then celebrated with a fruity adult beverages on the beach. She also walked all of Magic Kingdom…at 90! One of the bus drivers had everyone on the bus sing Happy Birthday to her too. Great trip and great memories!
I love the Disney scarfs. One of my favorite memories is riding Space Mountain with my mom. She would always say she never s
My oldest daughter and I just love Tinkerbel and I would love to give one to her as surprise while serving in the Army half way around the world. She is not a mom but as her mom I want to give her this fun gift and to let her know who much we all love and miss her.
I remember riding the tea cups with my mom when I was little at Disneyland in the 60’s and she got sick. Now I always make sure to go with my kids every time we go to Disneyland or Disney World. The tea cups are the best!!!!!
I went to WDW with my mom in 2000 (I was 12). While there we stayed at the Swan & Dolphin Resorts. What I remember most vividly are the nights we spent on the boardwalk visiting the little shops!
My parents could never take us to either Disneyland or WDW as children, but mom always made sure we got to see as many of the movies as we could. She bought us books, and even found these singalong VHS tapes with classic songs set to Disney cartoons. Now that I’m an adult, I’m taking her to WDW for her first trip this Christmas!
My first trip to WDW was with my Mom in 2008. I spent months planning so that she would have the trip of a lifetime! And she did!
My Mom & Dad took me to Disneyland as often as possible when I was a kid ~ Best Holidays ever!
Altho my Mom has passed, I would Love to give this Infinity Scarf to my daughter, on Mother’s Day, as a Thank You for making being a Mom, so Wonderful & of course, take her to Disneyland to carry on the family tradition. Peace, Love & Pixie Dust ºoº
even if my mom wouldn’t wear it I would wear the scarf if I win 🙂
one of my best memories at Disney is a picture of my mom, sister, and I with one of the chipmunks I think it was Chip
One of my favorite Disney memories with my mom was when she told me the Story of Winnie-the-Pooh and the Honey Tree…she even had old LP vinyl records that told the story … Great way to use my imagination before I ever got to see the animated movie! It will be 2 weeks on Mother’s Day that I lost my mom… Thank you mama for all of the special moments…I miis you and love you!!!
My Mom, my sisters and myself took a girl’s trip to WDW in 2012. Our first night we headed to DHS to catch Fantasmic! but right after we got to the park it started pouring rain. We took cover in stores until it let up a little. We decided to just brave it and headed into the theater. It was about 20 minutes before showtime. We hung out for maybe 5-10 minutes and then the announcement came: Fantasmic! had been cancelled. We all just looked at each other and busted up laughing and without a word stood up and headed out to the buses. Soaking wet. I so wish we would have taken the time to take a picture as we were, I’m sure, a sight to see. Mom’s leather shoes were ruined, but that is still one of all of us’ favorite memories.
8 years ago I went to disney world with my family. I would love to go back and would love to win this for my mom to remeber our trip.
We always go to Disney and bring mom and my husband’s parents as well as my sister and his brother. We make it a huge family event. It’s more fun and more memories and my little girls will always be able to treasure these times no matter how old they get. Hey maybe they will remember this when I’m a grandma and invite me along to make new memories
My mom took my baby brother and I to wdw on her own on Easter Sunday my dad was at home in Ohio working but taking a 5 and 1 year old is pretty sweet 🙂
Mine would have to be having my mom be with us for my son’s first disneyland visit!
I went with my family in 1983 to Disney World & Epcot. I remember my mom riding Space Mountain (I didn’t, I don’t do roller coasters). I was surprised that she would ride something like that. I was 12 when we went. Would love to take my family now!
My mom and I have to take a “hat photo” whenever we are in WDW- it’s tradition! We will find any type of hat put it on and take the photo “modeling” the hat. We look forward to this each time we go and the photo’s bring us joy when we are away from “home”!
The scarves are adorable. Would love to win one of these!
Love these scarves! I have spent several mother’s days in WDW and I love how they give each mother a carnation on the way in.
My Disney memory I have of me and my mom when we took our 1st trip to Disney World in July 1991 with my grandmother who took her 1st and last trip with us before she passed in October 1998. Every moment we spent at the parks where magical.
Awesome my moms favorite character is tinker bell and mine is Mickey Mouse!! Thank you so much for offering these as gift! Much appreciated in these times that I struggle financially!!
I’ve got so many memories of me & my mama. The most are at Walt Disney World. The trips riding down. Staying in the hotels. Going every other summer. Now that we are both older, she’s still taking me to WDW. She’s in a scooter now & the adventures are a little different since she’s in a scooter. She never leaves her Sequined Mickey Mouse ears at home or in the room. She even ran into Goofy & the trash can. I think it’s more fun now that I’m older. We’ve been to Hawaii & Texas & then I can’t tell you how many times to WDW. Plus she lives next door. It’s not all perfect, but it’s what you make it. She loves Cinderalla & Mickey Mouse & to travel. She put that in my genes.
Hands down my favorite memory in Disney was stumbling upon the Fall Festival they were having. They had a bluegrass band and Mickey came out to dance with the kids. When he was done my younger son was holding Mickey’s hand and so Mickey lead him over to the craft tables to color Halloween masks. It was shockingly slow so we had Mickey all to our selves and my two boys were in heaven.
My favorite memory is when my husband completed the dopey challenge.
Telling my husband we were pregnant with our first baby on Main St USA.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the Disney fashionista fans!!
Happy Mothers Day to all. I never went to a Disney park with my mom but way back we all watched the Wonderful World of Color as I remember it as a family. This is when I got hooked.
The winners are Sherry Hoggle and Lynne Commandeur!! Please PM me on FB with you info so I can get these to you! Congratulations! Happy Mother’s Day to all!