We went to Disneyland the middle of February and had a fabulous time. We picked up Ryan's sister, Jill, in Provo and met his parents in California. We stayed for five days and went back and forth between Disneyland and California Adventures. Rece kept asking me what my favorite ride was. Too hard to choose, but definitely not the teacups. The teacups made me sick, but Megyn loved that ride. She loved everything. She would get off a ride and say, "That was awesome!" Rece is tall enough that he was able to ride everything. And he did over and over and over. Zach is a little more conservative. He didn't care for a lot of the rides. Especially the Tower of Terror. I think we may have scarred him forever.
I didn't even notice that lady standing there when I took the picture. How very observant of me.
Megyn was in princess heaven. She met Cinderelly (not a typo - this is how she says it) with Prince Charming, Belle & Ariel. She also got to meet Tinkerbell. We bought her this Cinderella dress and she has worn it every day since we got back.
The boys both got picked for Jedi Training. It was a dream come true for both of them. Zach got to fight Darth Vader and Rece fought Darth Maul. They received a diploma at the end of their training stating that they are now padawans. Zach has taken this very seriously and tells all of his friends that he is "Jedi trained". Such a funny boy.
Here are those stinkin' teacups. Never. Again.
This is at the lego store in Downtown Disney. Really fun place to visit. I thought it was amazing the things that had been built from legos. We didn't escape without buying several sets of legos.
Here we are on the huge Ferris Wheel. We went without Zach and Ryan. Ryan has a fear of heights and like I said earlier Zach wasn't crazy about a lot of the rides. The views from up there were fantastic. I would like to thank Jill for recovering enough to take the picture for me. She was scared silly to be there.
Cutest toys ever.
Toon Town. The little kids loved this. The rides here were more Zach's speed and there was a lot of fun photo opportunities.
This is while we were waiting in line for the Aladdin Show. We saw the show 1 1/2 times. The first time we went apparently the magic carpet malfunctioned, so they cancelled the show right in the middle of the performance. It was, however, totally worth the wait in line to see it again.
We decided to do a character dinner one night. We made reservations at Goofy's Kitchen. It was really expensive, the food was not great, but we did get to meet tons of characters.
These pictures don't even begin to show all the fun things we experienced. We are already planning our next trip back! We had so much fun and we enjoyed spending the time with Ryan's family!
