We were only going to be at WDW for 4 nights and I had 4 things I wanted to do at night. So, I was really pushing to go to the park tonight. We chose Osborne lights to start our merriment.
Here is our family photo
Jerry thought the weather was great in shorts. I preferred a jacket. but definitely not complaining.
Here are some various photos of OL. All I can say is that I love OL. It is so much fun, so much to see and definitely gets you in the Christmas mood.
When we first got there it was very crowded.
Then we ate dinner at the ABC Commissary (fried fish, french fries and fruit) and went back to the OL. By this time, the people started to clear out and by the end of the night, we were like the only ones there.
the soldiers
Jerry and the girls
Anyone see anything special here??? Ok, so it's really hard to see but this is where the black cat is hidden. For those of you who don't know, when the original Osbourne lights were sent to Disney, a black light up cat got mixed up in the Xmas decorations from Halloween. And now every year, Disney will hide a black cat for folks to find.
Like I said, it's hard to see but it is in the "basement" against the wall and is in pink lights
Jerry took some great photos
As you can see, it definitely cleared out after we ate dinner. We decided to stay until they kicked us out. So glad we did, b/c Rachel and Elie could just run around in the street. The lights stopped at 9:30pm.
Jerry and Rachel
Elizabeth is enjoying the Mickey Train. Now what is also cool about this pic, is that you can see how we decorated our stroller for Christmas! yes, we had a set of battery-operated LED lights to go on both strollers! We got tons of compliments on that ... and were the only ones to have it!
Someone had purchased a bubble blaster gun and Elizabeth had so much fun chasing the bubbles. I'll post video once I get that uploaded.
We decided to walk to the truck instead of taking the tram. Oh! Some of the Disney trams now have locking doors on them! This was new since we visited in July.