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'DILFs Of Disneyland' Is Our Favorite New Instagram Account

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OK so maybe actor Cam Gigandet isn't a fair representation, but still, hot dad (Photo via @dilfs_of_disneyland on Instagram)

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Ever notice the non-stop supply of hot dads at Disneyland? One intrepid Instagram user going by the handle @dilfs_of_disneyland did, exposing a veritable bounty of DILFs within the Magic Kingdom. Take this dad, for instance, who just bought his adorable son a stuffed Dumbo:

Or this dapper dad, snapped during Disneyland’s recent Dapper Day event, in which thousands flock to Disney resorts dressed to the nines, which happened Sept. 12 at Disneyland.

Yeah, he’s helping his son shoot a gun, but how goddamn cute is this:

What a wonderfully attentive (and also super hot) dad!

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They’re even calling out soccer star/king of the DILFs David Beckham:

OK, we’re starting to feel a little bit creepy, so here’s one final DILF:

Next time you spy a cute guy pushing a stroller at Disneyland, submit your own DILF using the hashtags #dilfsofdisneyland or #dadsofdisneyland.

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