Well I can actually say that I managed to survive 6 hours at Disneyland with the 4 children. There is not many things that I feel can keep them all happy for long periods of time. Lee (sad and depressed) had to return to work on Monday after a very long (7 weeeeeeeeeks) break from school. But school was out and Disney was begging for us to come in. I tried to keep the trip focused on things we have never done or something that each child wanted to see or do (including me).
Started off with a musical dance street show from High School Musical 3 in California Adventure. Then we got soaked on some exhilarating water ride that none of us have been on before. I wonder why? Ponchos, trash bags, etc. highly advised. Perry and Libby rode California Screamin'...loved it. The kids had not been on Toy Story - Perry thought it was better than Buzz. We all had a first time riding the Zephyr ---oooohhh, don't need a second time, a little boring for all of us. Libby and Perry also had a first on Monsters Inc. and then we headed over to Indiana Jones - since Brooke was denied our last trip (height requirement). I pinkie swore that I would get her on the ride. After 3 people measured, she passed and hated the ride. She gave it a big thumbs down. Gotta love kids! Sage's favorite was Thunder Mountain.
On some of our long walks we ate cotton candy and then while waiting in line we ate a sucker. Gotta keep the sugar high going to walk all over several lands. Longest wait was catching the tram back to the car! Back at home for dinner and bedtime. Still haven't visited Pixie Hollow, but I know it will still be there next time :) Have you ever looked inside the windows along main street? The kids were enjoying some that depict different Disney stories.
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Fun, fun, fun! Way to go, Staci! I hope you enjoy the next year of Disney fun! I loved having a pass when I was in high school and college!
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