Sunset Cliffs
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2009
Ooooh, I see you have a new ticker! You're going back in a month? Awesome!
Yes, my nephew is graduating in San Diego, so we are going to stop at DL on the way down for a couple of days. We are trying to take advantage of our APs as much as we can. I am really looking forward to the whole trip.
Ooooh, I love your updates since I have never been to DL (and of course, Lily loves looking at Dylan ). Your pictures definitely make me want to visit Disney (Dl or WDW) once during the holidays so I can see the pretty decorations.
That is awesome about your impromptu visit backstage of the HM. I never knew you could skip the stretching room. I'll have to try that when I think Lily is finally ready to try it. She was freaked by PotC this time around so it kind of spoiled many rides for her. She was so scared of everything after that.
Those rice krispie treats are the best. For some reason, everything just seems to taste better at Disney! Particularly when it's mickey shaped and involves chocolate!
I wish that Lily & Dylan could meet. It would be so cute to see them play together. She is so adorable! The holidays are the best time of year to visit the parks, in my opinion. Especially after you have been there a few times, since it makes it feel so different.
I don't know why I thought to ask to skip the stretching room. Maybe I had heard that in the past....not sure. But I'm glad that there is that option, because that is the part that scares Dylan the most. He handles the ride part pretty well because we just keep moving.
Those rice krispie treats are AMAZING!
I didn't know they would let you skip the elevator on HM! Too bad you couldn't take pictures backstage.
I love that photo of Todd and Dylan before POTC. Dylan is making his "fake" smile or his "good boy" smile. Its cute that he has learned how to pose for photos so early. When Elijah was that age he would do a really weird fake smile that looked something like this LOL
I wanted to get my camera out so bad, but I didn't think they would let me. It was pretty cool to see it though. Especially all of the signs.
Yeah, Dylan has learned to say "cheese" as soon as the camrea is pointed in his direction. Most of the time he isn't even looking at the camera. It takes 10 tries to get 1 semi-decent picture. On our Easter trip, the poor kid had 2 cameras on him the whole time and he was sick of it.