Nemo Dream Mobile- Sacramento

[cutedisneygirly]

I visited the Nemo Dream Mobile today. It was so cool!!! Anyways, I took lots of pictures and thought all of you may like to see them. Seeing the bus (and 3 "guide fish") helped me to get a mini Disneyland fix! Plus, the little turtle talk show was cute and I love the addition of Nigel and the seaguls to the show.

Captain Kevin, the guy who was the connection between the kids and Crush, was excellent and even kept their attention during the long breaks in between spots on a local morning show. I arrived at 8:00 AM, and they did not do the full turtle talk show until about 9:45 AM. Lots of time needed to entertain kids, and all the CMs did a great job (I only wish I could have got a sticker and sucker too like the kids did ).

http://www.kodakgallery.com/nicole_gallery

I hope you enjoy the pictures! I know I enjoyed taking them!!!

(The album is the top one on the page, but you shouldn't miss it. It stands out from the rest! Just look for the bus that looks like a sub!!! )

 

[spazzyjazzy]

Thanks for sharing. The pictures are wonderful!

 

[beckanoah]

How cool is that thing!

 

[daisy_77]

Those are great pics! Thanks for sharing!

 

[mommy2allyandaveri]

Oh man, I didn't even know they were here. We totally would have gone,

 

[diznylnd]

Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

 

[cutedisneygirly]

Oh man, I didn't even know they were here. We totally would have gone,

They were in the Sacramento area off and on from the 24 to the 30. The bus spent 2 days at the Jazz jubilee!

Thanks everyone for your comments!

 

[Mom2Joce]

I'm in the Sac area and when I saw your post I was SURE it was GoodDay that covered this...especially when you mentioned how they kepted the kids entertained...I was like...it MUST have been Mark covering this event! He's such a hoot!! Wished I would have know/seen this...I have a new baby at home and life is so crazy that I rarely get the news on...hehehe!! Thanks SO much for the pictures...looks like it was a blast!! And sure enough there was Mark S. Allen