Disneyland - Day 2

Day two started off a little bit rocky thanks to my own forgetfulness/stupidity. Allow me to expound . . . At Disneyland, your ticket consists of a paper card about the size of a credit card that has some cute Disney character or other printed on it. Word to the wise: these tickets are not waterproof! I placed my ticket in my back pocket thinking it would be safe and then later rode Grizzly Rapids - twice - and subsequently got soaking wet. . . Now I know what you're thinking, but that is not all. Oh no, that is not all. My dear mother decided to do laundry that night (it was free at our hotel) and I threw my wet jeans into the pile to be washed. . . .The next morning we were on our way into the park when I realized that I didn't have my ticket. But not only had I left my ticket at the hotel, my ticket had been washed in the laundry. We returned to the hotel and I optimistically expected to find my ticket safe and sound in the back pocket of my jeans. Not so. To my dismay, the ticket (or what was left of it) was not even recognizable. My thoughts turned to the worst and I imagined having to pay for a whole new ticket. What a waste of money all because of a stupid little mistake! Well, again my mom came to my rescue. She explained the situation the nice lady at the ticket booth and . She agreed to print me off a new ticket. I was so happy and relieved! Yay for my mom!

And now with no further ado . . . more pictures! Enjoy.

the grapes taste like grapes . . . .

and the snozzberries taste like snozzberries!

the Peter Pan ride!

If you watch up in Snow White's tower, the curtains occasionally part to reveal the evil queen and then close again a few seconds later. Pretty creepy.


Colter attempting to pull the sword from the stone . . .

Let me show you how it's done . . .

It's a small world after all,

It's a small world after all,
It's a small world after all,
It's a small, small world!


Shout-out to the Boardwalk in Santa Cruz!

Sad day! The teacups were shut down due to the rain.


Toon Town:

Me playing Goofy's piano.

Mom tried to kiss Goofy but he wouldn't let her.
It was rather embarrassing for us kids.




Despite the rough beginning, our day ended with watching the new "World of Color" show at Paradise Bay. Imagine a display of lights, water, color, fire, and clips from your favorite Disney movies all combined and choreographed into one big, amazing, fantastical masterpiece!
If you ever get the chance, go to Disneyland just to see this show.