What's an 8-day road trip to So Cal with your 4 year old without a stop at Disneyland? Especially when it's free. Thank you Carrie and Bobbi for that action!
Thunderstorm? No big deal. We ponchoed and rain booted up before we headed to the most expensive place on earth and we were ready to go. We were not forced to by a $300 poncho with Mickey on it. Our $7.50 beauties from the drug store worked just fine!
We went with Bobbi, my former UCLA dance teammate and dear friend, and her 3 year old boy, Chris.
This photo was taken before Chris punched Tigger in the nose.
5 minute wait to see Rapunzel. She was Lydia's favorite. It was their first time meeting.
Have you ever seen a line this short to meet the princesses? No, you haven't. Unless you are crazy and sprint there when the park opens or dodge lightning to get there.
Lydia and Cinderella talked headbands. Lydia is wearing her self-proclaimed "Disneyland headband" made by Erin at Haute Blue B.
And the line for Tinkerbell and that other fairy (felt sorry for her - she was so overshadowed by Tinkerbell) was ridiculous. One person ahead of us. Not trying to cause you to be jealous or anything. But admit it, you are totally jealous right now.
I am certain that Tinkerbell, who was practically wearing a leotard, was stoked to get a big, wet, poncho-hug from my Lydia. Lydia told everyone that Tinkerbell's legs looked fake (because of her tan tights).
I am certain that Tinkerbell, who was practically wearing a leotard, was stoked to get a big, wet, poncho-hug from my Lydia. Lydia told everyone that Tinkerbell's legs looked fake (because of her tan tights).