I personally did not experience it - I was so excited to get back to school and my friends here! I miss Disney, but cannot really speak to “post-Disney depression” like some can☺️

I am so scared for that. I will be arriving in August and leaving in January. I'll be coming back to the start of the worse of winter and have to experience it for at least another three months, and then also have nothing to do because I live in a small town, and then go back to school. It's like a completely opposite lifestyle that I am scared I'm gonna feel that.

@@gabriellechouinard3738 I think it has to do with dopamine (stimulation) in the brain, and happens in many situations, both work and vacationers. As long as you know it is normal and goes away, maybe you can view it as a harmless side effect. I suspect anybody who experiences sustained excitement can have it (I did so in a similar manner after working on an Alaskan fishing boat) so Disney guests on KZfaq who are only there for a week or two also say they experience it. Think about the amount of information and stimulation your body experiences then switches to a relative calm and lack of that stimulation. I know all of the KZfaq CRPers who say they experienced it, which is almost all the YT CRPers, later look back on their Disney experience as something they wouldn’t trade so apparently the “post Disney depression” doesn’t affect long term memories of the experience.

@@bobdobb9017 thank you! Ya, I also experience it everytime I go on vacation in the winter. I always think about the next exciting things coming my way.