WE ARE WARM!
It's funny how much more relaxed and ready you are to tackle things when your belly is full and you are dressed right. We were and were and ready to jump back in!
Our plan was to head straight back to Fantasyland but we
had to stop on Main Street and see the Dapper Dan's in all their festive garb! They were phenominal, as always, and we can never resist the chance to hear them sing all their amazing harmonies!
Elsa and I didn't know who was more entertaining to watch, the DD's or the kid in the glasses watching and dancing to them:
We cruised on over to Fantasyland and rode It's a Small World, Peter Pan, Mickey's Philharmagic, and Snow White:
Waiting for IaSW
Goofy faces...just because we can!
Where we were stuck for about 15 minutes. At least it was the pretty room!
3-D glasses, always a good photo op!
Waiting for Michael to use the bathroom:
Our next stop was something that was on my
Disney Bucket List. I really wanted to see the updated Hall of Presidents and the kids reluctantly went in with me. I thought the movie was well done and am always blown away when they introduce the presidents...but something was just off with President Obama. I don't know what bothered me about it but he seemed the least life-like and the least like himself. Either way it was a success as both kids really liked it!

Check one off of the
DBL!
The next ride was heavily discussed throughout the morning and I think the only way we could even consider it was the fact that we were dressed warmly! We knew it was only going to get colder during the week and we did not want to miss our only opportunity to ride Splash Mountain. So ride we did! The jets were off, but we still got pretty wet and y'all know how stinky those handle bars are. P.U. They gotta do something about those stinky handle bars!
It was time to get some grub and Elsa is in

with the turkey legs so we stayed in Frontierland and got some dinner.
Chilled Chicken Wrap from Peco Bill's:
An amazing thing happened this year and it has opened us up to a whole new set of possibilities. The kids are
finally old enough to wait together while I run to get something. It is very liberating!
Next Up:
MSEP...HERE WE COME!