Dear Theme Park Employees, Please Share Your Stories About The Celebrities You've Met At Work

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Hollywood is filled with Disney adults (and plenty of other theme park fans). If you've ever worked at a theme park, then it's pretty likely that you've interacted with someone famous while on the clock.

Maybe you danced down Main Street USA with Neil Patrick Harris.

the actor dances in front of Cinderella Castle with a bunch of cast members
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Maybe you sold Tiffany Haddish a wand from Ollivander's at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

the comedian waves her wand at one of the interactive windows in Diagon Alley
Charley Gallay / Getty Images for WB Games

Or maybe you were hanging out with Minnie Mouse when Ariana Grande stopped by for a picture.

wearing mouse ears of her own, the singer posed with Minnie Mouse
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Whatever stories you have about meeting celebs as a theme park worker, we want to hear them! Share your experiences in the comments for a chance to be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post!

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