So Friday, we never actually went into Disneyland proper - all of our time spent either at the hotel or Downtown Disney, which probably would have been just fine with the kiddos. In the morning, we went to the Rainforest Cafe for breakfast, which was themed down to every last inch. We probably could have stayed there, and that would've been just fine with the kiddos (except for the occasional thunderstorm within the restaurant which scared the kids).
When we finally made it, Maddie got to drive in cars, hit up "It's a Small World" and ride the teacups with Dad.
As well as the choo-choo train.
Max had the misfortune of having a bad cold, which meant that he was constantly rubbing his eyes. Which meant that he was constantly rubbing suntan lotion in his eyes. Note the above red, running result.
The fam on one of Jess' favorite rides, the Jungle Cruise.
So Friday, we never actually went into Disneyland proper - all of our time spent either at the hotel or Downtown Disney, which probably would have been just fine with the kiddos. In the morning, we went to the Rainforest Cafe for breakfast, which was themed down to every last inch. We probably could have stayed there, and that would've been just fine with the kiddos (except for the occasional thunderstorm within the restaurant which scared the kids).
When we finally made it, Maddie got to drive in cars, hit up "It's a Small World" and ride the teacups with Dad.
As well as the choo-choo train.
Max had the misfortune of having a bad cold, which meant that he was constantly rubbing his eyes. Which meant that he was constantly rubbing suntan lotion in his eyes. Note the above red, running result.
The fam on one of Jess' favorite rides, the Jungle Cruise.
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The magic of Disneyland. I remember that jungle ride, I loved it too--I loved Disneyland. It's great to see the kids taking it all in in their jaunty way (altho sorry about Max and cold and suntan lotion--a bad mix). The parrot on the breakfast table--neat.
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