Two Kids. Two Adults. Two Parks. Three Days.
Two $13 Sandwiches. Adventures in Disneylanding: Part One
The time has come for the ever-anticipated, much-awaited debut of our Disneyland Adventures...pictures, anecdotes, general revelry, etc. Since we have sooo many pictures, I am actually doing a 3-part series to represent (you guessed it, you sly fox!) each of the three days we spent at the Magic Kingdom. (And California Adventure...still owned by Disney, only slightly less magic.) So here it is, in all of its spectacular wonder.
On our first day, accompanied by the Grandma and the Grandpa “with the beard on it,” we spent the morning at California Adventure awaiting the much-anticipated lunch with the Princesses at Ariel's Grotto. We rode on Monster’s Inc., Flik’s flyers, Heimleich’s Chew-Chew Train, (Oohh! Mein stomach is so empty!) Francis’ Ladybug Boogie, and Julia rode on the bumper cars with Daddy. After much-needed naps, we headed into Disneyland and spent the rest of the day there.

Julia's first time ever on Pirates of the Carribbean...she actually didn't freak out.
Outside the Monsters Inc., ride...not a favorite. Apparently, she prefers the 2-D experience.
Little Vanna-Boo, the doppelganger

J took this picture of us on the teacups...not too shabby!

Cute girls. (Them, not me.)

Woe is me, waiting for the Princess Lunch.

Who's Pluto again? I don't know, but he's soft and friendly.

Euphoria in an elephant.

That Cinderella character is a little suspicious, don't you think?

Snow White, just biding her time until her Prince comes.

I heard that Belle has a tail as old as time, but I didn't see one.

Sleeping Beauty, just up from her nap.

Fancy Feast at Ariel's Grotto (the kiddy, not the kitty kind)

Lovely chicken prepared by Chef Louis
(I've actually heard that his specialty is stuffed crab.)
Our Fancy Dessert, complete with a white-chocolate Ariel on top.

Julia falling asleep on our way back to the hotel for a nap.
(We
had been at CA Adventure for a full 3 and a half hours.)

The Grandpa with the beard, riding on King Arthur's
carousel with the Savanna without the beard.
Great pictures! Love your snarky comments.
ReplyDeleteYou're so funny. We went to Ariel's Grotto for the Character lunch when we went to D.L. It was pricey, but worth it. Looks like you guys had a great time.
ReplyDeleteI WANNA GO!!!!!! Heimlich and his Chew Chew train miss me. I just know it!
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