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We went to Disneyland yesterday afternoon just to see the parade. Main Street was full of people, but we were able to squeeze in a couple of spaces in front of Coke Corner, and waited for the parade.
We noticed that they have already set up the risers in front of the Main St train station for the Candlelight Processional, and it looks so beautiful. Kelly snapped some pics, but it was really too dark to do the scene justice, so I won't post them.
The parade was cute as always. I love that song. Luckily, I forgot about some of it, so was pleasantly surprised at a lot of it.
The castle was something out of a fairy tale. It was so beautiful. We were able to see it light up twice, and actually, when it lit up at 6pm (I think that was the time) snow fell on us on Main Street while we waited for the parade. So, we really didn't mind the wait - people were happy, children dancing in the street... There were two ladies behind us, standing behind the rope. Knowing that the CMs would chase them away, Kelly & I made room & invited them to squeeze in with us. Everyone made room. One was from Wisconsin & the other from Australia, and had never seen the parade before, so I put Miss Australia in front of me so she could have a better view.
Like I said, we really enjoyed the parade, and afterwards, Kelly & I played the salmon game and made our way towards the castle. Kelly's goal was to get in front of the Partners statue, and to my surprise, we did. We parked ourselves there & waited with the huge crowd for the fireworks.
The castle went dark, and the Christmas fireworks show was great. Then we got to watch the last Castle lighting ceremony of the evening, while music played and snow fell.
It was really a great evening, and I was happy to share it with the not-so-rascal.
We noticed that they have already set up the risers in front of the Main St train station for the Candlelight Processional, and it looks so beautiful. Kelly snapped some pics, but it was really too dark to do the scene justice, so I won't post them.
The parade was cute as always. I love that song. Luckily, I forgot about some of it, so was pleasantly surprised at a lot of it.
The castle was something out of a fairy tale. It was so beautiful. We were able to see it light up twice, and actually, when it lit up at 6pm (I think that was the time) snow fell on us on Main Street while we waited for the parade. So, we really didn't mind the wait - people were happy, children dancing in the street... There were two ladies behind us, standing behind the rope. Knowing that the CMs would chase them away, Kelly & I made room & invited them to squeeze in with us. Everyone made room. One was from Wisconsin & the other from Australia, and had never seen the parade before, so I put Miss Australia in front of me so she could have a better view.
Like I said, we really enjoyed the parade, and afterwards, Kelly & I played the salmon game and made our way towards the castle. Kelly's goal was to get in front of the Partners statue, and to my surprise, we did. We parked ourselves there & waited with the huge crowd for the fireworks.
The castle went dark, and the Christmas fireworks show was great. Then we got to watch the last Castle lighting ceremony of the evening, while music played and snow fell.
It was really a great evening, and I was happy to share it with the not-so-rascal.
