Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Disneyland: Day 2, pt. 2

We found out that princes Aurora would be visiting the Wishing Well at a certain time so after It's a Small World we hustled over there and became the start of the line to wait for her (first! Yes!). While waiting, we got to hear Snow White (the statue) sing her wishing song. The girls had only watched her movie for the first time the week before but they really liked the dwarfs so they enjoyed the statues.

 Princess Aurora came and was pleased that our baby girl shared her name. Adelaide was happy that she was wearing her pink dress.

After seeing her, we ran back to where Rapunzel was supposed to be and made it just before they cut off the line. Thank heavens, because even though you can't tell in the picture, Rapunzel is Azucena's favorite Disney princess. (She even picked out the Rapunzel-themed Mickey Mouse ears as her souvenir!) Rapunzel was so sweet, telling Azucena that she was happy that they wore the same dress that day. :) Bless the people who are characters at Disney!



 After meeting Rapunzel, we spoke with one of the cast members, asking if and when Ariel (Adelaide's favorite) might be showing up. Apparently they keep the identities of the princesses secret from just about everyone, so the best they could give us was that she might be in the castle sometime between one and two in the afternoon. Which is great when you have three girls under the age of four to haul around on a 90* day.

Luckily, when we got in, it was Belle, Cinderella, and ARIEL. Adelaide could barely contain herself! Most of the pictures are blurry because she kept jumping. So cute.



After a morning full of princess hunting, we decided to head over to Frontierland. Happily, we passed the Mark Twain (something I reeeeeaaaaally wanted to ride) and we dragged the girls on board because it was just a couple of minutes before heading out. Once again, forgot the headphones (oops) but Azucena handled it all right (see picture) and the baby slept through the whole ride: whistles and bell ringing included.





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