Gaston was the funniest character we’ve seen. He was “arguing” with a five or six year old kid saying he was going to marry Belle. Reminding everyone how handsome he is. Hilarious.
Too many pain meds if I'm confusing the princesses.
Some random stranger gifted my kiddo a sword from Japan in EPCOT a few years back. My son still has it and remembers exactly where he got it. Random acts...
I've compiled a list of non-ride things to do from here and other threads. I showed it to DS, he says Let me guess, food?I like to grab a Tigger Tail from whatever the Pooh gift shop is called.
I like to get a cone from Salt and Straw to eat on the way back to the room for the night.
Fried Chicken at Plaza Inn.
This was a grim reminder that all I do at DL is eat
That's half the fun of any trip! I have a Google maps I made with all the recommendations everyone is sharing of food and snacksThis was a grim reminder that all I do at DL is eat
Love the Tigger Tails from Pooh Corner. And they went back to the orange chocolate!I like to grab a Tigger Tail from whatever the Pooh gift shop is called.
I like to get a cone from Salt and Straw to eat on the way back to the room for the night.
Fried Chicken at Plaza Inn.
This was a grim reminder that all I do at DL is eat
My sister and I had a hilarious moment with Gaston! He TOLD us (didn't ask) we were going to get a picture with him and he had my sister stand on one side of him and me on the other. Just as the shot was taken, he raised his arm and flexed so that I was completely blocked outGaston was the funniest character we’ve seen. He was “arguing” with a five or six year old kid saying he was going to marry Belle. Reminding everyone how handsome he is. Hilarious.
Edited to change princess.
. He continued on in that way and it was so funny! He finally allowed me a picture with him--with my face barely peeking through a little triangular space in, you guessed it, his flexed arm muscle.
Before I knew I was allergic to gluten (But there’s something about the Mickey shape for me.
), I would buy the cafe du monde mix and make them at home with my mickey cookie cutter. Best of both worlds!We live in PDX, where Salt & Straw was born. We love it, but H won't let me get it when we're at Disney because "that's not Disney food, that's home food!"
The castle walk through is beautiful. And yes, the wandering characters do autographs, or at least they did pre-pandemic. The wandering characters are my absolute favorite thing about Disneyland. It's magical to be walking along and suddenly be chatting with Alice or make a hand turkey with Peter Pan and Captain Hook on Thanksgiving.
I used to do this when my girls were all at home! We're now empty nesters and I don't make beignets these days. I did want to mention that you can buy the Cafe du Monde mix at World Market and it's a lot cheaper there than at JK in DTD!Before I knew I was allergic to gluten (
Not sure about DLR but a couple weeks ago we were at WDW and all the machines had been changed to provide the penny. They even take credit cards now (but you have to buy more than one to use a credit card).
This bums me out! I love pressed pennies and part of the fun was making sure I had good, clean pennies to use.
Same. I have a mini M&M container where I stored by cleaned pennies.
