A week before going, we told Lucas that we will be taking a trip to Disneyland. "Let's go Disneyland", he would say every single day when we got in the car. And almost every day, the answer would be "not yet. Soon." And soon has now come and gone! Disneyland was probably Lu's most memorable vacation (though it wasn't really much of a vacation-vacation for the parents). But hey, the kids had loads of fun staying up late and being a bit cray cray.
Hotel luxury: permission to jump on the bed
Let's start with DISNEYLAND!!!
"It's for the blog!" - Mommy
It's A Small World - every baby girl's favorite ride
"We need a picture in front of the castle!" - Mommy
Shuttle ride back to Disneyland after nap time
Mommy fail: couldn't get both kids to smile
You can't tell, but we're on Dumbo
Toon Town would've been a bigger hit if it was still light out
As you can see, not many pictures were taken at Disneyland because we were too distracted riding the rides. Of all the kiddie rides, I would say that Peter Pan was the best one. Unless you want your child to freak out, I would recommend skipping the Mr. Toad ride. I actually have no idea what that story's about. Lucas seemed to like Dumbo best since he kept talking about it, and "driving cars" (aka: Autopia). I didn't get to take a picture of it cuz I was too busy devouring it, but the corn dog at the Big Red Wagon is a MUST! And for you nursing mothers, it's right next to the Baby Care area.
On to CA Adventures...
The main reason we went
Lightning was the main attraction (duh!)
Why not, let's take a pic with Tow Mater too!
And what?! Tow man?! There's such thing?!
Looking for Sally, but ran into Red instead
First Cars Land ride
Tip: if you have a child who's less than 32", get a pass so each parent can go with the toddler and bypass waiting in line!
Major freak out (future blackmail pic!)
What Char was doing while her brother had his freak out
"Make a silly face, Lucas!" - Mommy
A really good big brother indeed!
I mean, look at him... how could you not love the fella?
Freaked out when he realized how big Goofy was up close and personal
Disneyland was worth the $92 admission, but CA Adventures? Meh, not really. We only went because we knew Lucas would love Radiator Springs and meeting Lightning McQueen. Bring your kids when they're 2.5 years old, it's still free and they're old enough to have a blast! Now, time to attempt to make this a yearly tradition...
Let's start with DISNEYLAND!!!
"It's for the blog!" - Mommy
It's A Small World - every baby girl's favorite ride
"We need a picture in front of the castle!" - Mommy
Shuttle ride back to Disneyland after nap time
Mommy fail: couldn't get both kids to smile
You can't tell, but we're on Dumbo
Toon Town would've been a bigger hit if it was still light out
As you can see, not many pictures were taken at Disneyland because we were too distracted riding the rides. Of all the kiddie rides, I would say that Peter Pan was the best one. Unless you want your child to freak out, I would recommend skipping the Mr. Toad ride. I actually have no idea what that story's about. Lucas seemed to like Dumbo best since he kept talking about it, and "driving cars" (aka: Autopia). I didn't get to take a picture of it cuz I was too busy devouring it, but the corn dog at the Big Red Wagon is a MUST! And for you nursing mothers, it's right next to the Baby Care area.
On to CA Adventures...
The main reason we went
Lightning was the main attraction (duh!)
Why not, let's take a pic with Tow Mater too!
And what?! Tow man?! There's such thing?!
Looking for Sally, but ran into Red instead
First Cars Land ride
Tip: if you have a child who's less than 32", get a pass so each parent can go with the toddler and bypass waiting in line!
Major freak out (future blackmail pic!)
What Char was doing while her brother had his freak out
"Make a silly face, Lucas!" - Mommy
A really good big brother indeed!
I mean, look at him... how could you not love the fella?
Disneyland was worth the $92 admission, but CA Adventures? Meh, not really. We only went because we knew Lucas would love Radiator Springs and meeting Lightning McQueen. Bring your kids when they're 2.5 years old, it's still free and they're old enough to have a blast! Now, time to attempt to make this a yearly tradition...
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