Magic Kingdom!

Oliver loved Seven Dwarfs mine train and Thunder Mt Railroad.

Someone asked where the “wicked step-mother” was and these two went on and on about the word “wicked”. They boldly defended their mother saying she was misunderstood.

Mad Hatter’s spinning tea cups

Jungle cruise. Our guide was cracking holiday jokes and it was hilarious.

The Haunted Mansion line was really fun to wait in, there was a lot to play with.

Phoebe said she liked the guys in jail trying to get the keys from the dog in Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

Cool sprinklers.

This little girl was so cuddly in the line for tea cups.

I bought several souvenirs online a month before we left and brought them with us. Please don’t tell the kids. Phoebe still thinks Tinker bell left stuffed animals for her in our hotel room at night. The silver tinker bell necklaces on clearance at target were a big hit too. It turned out to be a really good idea – the same medium Minnie I got for $16 at disneystore.com was $50 in the park. Identical size and fabrics, the only difference was ours had bows on her shoes and the one in the park didn’t.

Aladdin’s Flying Carpets. We saw Aladdin and Jasmin signing autographs too.

Phoebe is so lucky to have Oliver and Abby. They always helped her feel brave and find a good spot to sit. She really had a blast being with them all day for a week.

Meeting Merida was awesome! Her accent and voice matched the voice actor in the movie perfectly. She took Abby’s notebook for autographs, put it on her head and moaned asked if she had to practice her posture agaaain.

Tomorrow Land. We liked the Buzz Lightyear ride and the Monster’s Inc laugh floor. They spotlighted every bald guy in the audience and asked them questions. One guy in particular was spotlighted and mentioned 3 or 4 times during the show. Like the running joke, it was super funny. On his way out we heard him say he visits the park often and they do that to him every time he goes to the show. Ha!