We used our magic morning hours and got into the park an hour early. A little over rated since they don't have all the lands open so the fewer people are funneled into the same area making it as crowded as a normal day. Okay, so it wasn't as crowded and we managed all the Fantasyland rides anybody could ever want to go on in that one hour; Dumbo, Alice, Tea cups, Mr Toad's Wild Ride, Snow White....all at least one time. My kids all loved Alice in Wonderland, especially Taytum with her new found obsession with all things Alice in Wonderland just weeks before we went to Disneyland.
Jefferson and I got to enjoy a few rides all by our lonesome. It was lovely.
The rest of the morning and afternoon we made our way around the rest of the rides at Disneyland. We were disappointed that our kids did not love Indiana Jones near as much as we did, but at least we got to enjoy some delicious skewers right outside the ride, followed by the Dole pineapple soft serve ice cream. It was amazing.
Then we made our way over to Tomorrowland. Carter went on Star Tours with my parents the first time and when he came off it was so fun to hear him recount every detail to Andi in preparation of their "flight".
Bentley caught a power nap in there somewhere...
After going on a ton of rides all morning/afternoon we caught the monorail to Downtown Disney. We were lucky enough to snag the front of the monorail.
We enjoyed a little browsing at the Lego Store and then ate an early dinner at Rainforest Cafe.
After hopping back into Disneyland for a bit we made our way back to the hotel. Let me tell you, we were pros at loading five kids a double stroller, four adults, and bags on these little trams. It was a work of art.
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