Undoubtedly, the number of emotions one feels while spending the day at Disney are absolutely astounding. There is the anticipation that hits while driving to The Happiest Place On Earth. Joy and excitement are then felt during 95 percent of your trip, but of course, one could not forget the inevitable fatigue that hits from walking miles upon miles, back and forth between Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Plus, there is sadness when you're boarding the tram to head back to your car and thus, cry the entire drive back home.

The only thing that encompasses as many emotions as one feels during a day at Disney would have to be the television drama, "Grey's Anatomy."

You wake up, looking cute, ready to go impress Gaston into marrying you.

Arriving at the park right as it's opening.

Riding Soarin' is all fun and games, unless you're wearing flip-flop.

When Tower of Terror breaks down right as you're about to go on.

When you see someone being rude to a Cast Member.

Midday park fatigue hits as you wait in line for It's A Small World.

When your lunch reservation is cutting into your Fastpass time.

Hoping to be the "rebel spy" on Star Tours.

Once you've used up all your Fastpass reservations and all the wait times are over an hour.

When you want a picture with a character but don't feel like waiting in line.

Watching the Main Street Electrical Parade like...

When they play the Wishes Fireworks exit music as you walk toward the park exit.

Getting home and deciding how to distract yourself so you don't cry.