What a great update the guy on SM is very funny. Musical chairs with Alice and the Madhatter seems fun. I'm sure you where excited with DH on his way. What a great surprise it was going to be.
We had the BEST time with the Mad Hatter at Goofy's Kitchen last Dec...and I remember him telling us to come see him at DL...the musical chairs game must have been what he meant. Do they do it everyday? What time? This kind of stuff is what I love about DL.
Oh the Mad Hatter/Alice musical chairs thing is great! Looks like the girls had fun with that! The hotel pool looks like fun too. So which Disney park do the girls prefer? CA or FL?
My girls loved watching the musical chairs with Mad Hatter & Alice (we stumbled upon them twice during our time in DL, both times the game had already started), that Mad Hatter is hysterical.
My girls still quote him "everyone say HellOOOO Madison!... everyone say GoodBYEEEEE Madison!!"
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Great update!! Love that you pulled off a magical moment for your Mom with Alice and the Mad hatter!! That was a great tip from DIS!!Love the Splash Mountain pics...and that the guy in front mopped up for you girls!! What a guy! LOL!!
MMM, the ice cream looks delish, even this early in the a.m. here, can you tell I'm dieting? LOL!! Your downtime at the hotel sounds so nice for you and the girls and yay DH is on his way!!! Woohoo!!!!
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What a great day! Did ya'll ride Alice in Wonderland?
The musical chairs is a great tip and looks like great fun!
So glad for an awesome update to start my day!!!Now off to class!!
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So cool that your DD got picked to do the musical chairs!The splash park looks like a lot of fun. And the ice cream sure looks yummy!
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Sorry to hear about your experience at Toontown with Mickey...we had purchased a vacation package and stayed at DLH, so we had tickets for Mickey's Morning Toontown Madness. It was great. They have a little show, then the characters were at their houses. We had a very short line for Mickey...actually the walk through his house took longer than the line (about 10 people). We were able to see and take pictures with Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, and Donald. For us with my grandson (3) and granddaughter (1), it was perfect. We also were able to walk on all the rides. When we were finishing up, we saw that they had officially opened Toontown. Wow! Talk about people streaming in! We were glad that we had done the Toontown Madness. We were able to about everything in that hour.
I love your TR and photos!! Thanks!
Awesome trip report! I can't wait to read more.![]()
Great updates, i love your photos. Cant wait to read more![]()
I love the musical chairs pictures. I am going to have to make sure we can watch it while we are there. That is adorable and how fun.
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jumping in late again, I subbed in your last TR toward the end. Now joining the party. Yes, D-land is lacking in character interactions compared to WDW.
Once again your family is just lovely, can't wait to see the reaction from the girls when your DH arrives.![]()
I've been in Washington DC for the last week and had missed the last couple of updates. Your photos of Disneyland are great, but I'm not sure if I'd like having Splash Mountain only be one person across. The Alice in Wonderland musical chairs sounds like so much fun! Those are the types of things that really set Disney apart from other places.
Great update! The musical chairs looks really cute.![]()
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I am finally caught up again! You're trip is going along great!!!
Sorry you had to endure the craziness at Mickey's house. DH was at DL the end of May, and he agrees with you in that DL does not compare to WDW. NO WAY! It did, however, make him want to go back to the World soon! He was surprised at how small the castle is there. He wasn't expecting it, that's all.
Okay have you noticed that most times that you post you end up on the top post of the page?Ice cream was yummy but way over priced just like everything else.
DLR is a different experience for sure. I think if we'd stayed at a Disney resort and dined in Disney signature restaurants like we do in WDW it would have felt a little more like what we are used to. What this trip made me realize more than anything is that what I love about Disney is not so much all the rides, but the Disney "experience". It's experiencing everything as a child again through my kids' eyes. It's the top quality customer care that Disney is famous for. It's the walking through a park with two princesses and Mickey ears. I think I could have an amazing Disney trip without going on one ride. That's one reason I'm really looking forward to our Disney cruise in December.