MY CUTE FAMILY

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Disney part 2

After an exhausting yet exhilarating first day we woke up early the second day to start it all over again. Lucky for us we were able to do everything we wanted in the first day so on day 2 we made sure that we did the rides we loved over and over. Our game plan looked like this: Mark take Ambria and Saige to Big Thunder Mountain railroad and meet up with Aunt Donna; Tammy take Rylan to Peter pan and dumbo-any other kid ride that had a small line. We were in our designated lines (which feels like the Thanksgiving lines for black Friday) ready to get to our ride as quick as possible.
I know it doesn't look like we are in running gear but we could move fast in those flip flops.
After a morning of going everywhere we needed too we all met up to head over to Disney California for some adventures over there.
We loved having Aunt Donna along for the day she is quite the hoot and made the experience that much better. Aunt Donna is Mark's side of the family from California.
We love Bugs land because it is so creative but this Heimlich's chew chew train is like the worlds shortest ride. TOOT TOOT

Now Rylan was all over this Autopia ride-driving her own car. In fact we did this ride 2 times and then when the older group went and did some fast rides Rylan and I did this 3 more times. I was Autopia'd out by the end of the day. I think she might be able to drive the golf cart now.

looking good Ambria

Mark somehow convinced Saige to go on the Screaming California roller coaster-her favorite part was flipping upside down, who would have guessed. That thing can move quite fast.

We spent the evening in toon town riding the roller coaster over there because everyone loved it. Mainly because there was no line and we could ride it as many times as we wanted without having to wait. Tons of fun.
By the end of this day we were all so exhausted that we decided it was time to take a break and stay one extra day in Anaheim just so we could have a day off and rest our weary feet and brains.

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