Disney Day Two

Our second day at Disney was our fifth day in Florida. The girls were super crabby on the ride there, and it was HOT.

We started out waiting to see Belle and her Enchanted Tale.

Evie was not pleased.

And she didn't love Belle.

 

But her sisters did! Belle's Enchanted Tales was my personal favorite. The effects were amazing. Lumiere behind Belle moved and talked and was pretty amazing.

Gaston's Fountain.

And his chair.

They found this little door in Belle's village, and they were just begging the fairies to come out.

Annie wanted the evil stepmother and stepsisters to see her Cinderella doll. They were appropriately disgusted. Annie very happily yelled, "Mom! They made faces at me!"

Ariel in her grotto. She was kind of a dud to be honest.

Taking another spin on the teacups. I sat that one out.

In Buzz Lightyear's enemy's jail.

(I don't know his name. I only have girls.)

Meeting Buzz. His ride was really fun.

Yes, it was as hot and sweaty as we look. We took a break on the people mover.

We also happened upon this parade at just the right moment.

 

The girls were screaming the character's names and waving. Everyone should take a 6-year-old and a 4-year-old to Disney. It's awesome.

This parade extra loved their dancing.

 

Then, it was finally time. They'd been waiting for months.

We had dinner in Cinderella's Castle.

 

Showing Cinderella her doll. She HAD to bring the doll back so she could show her.

 

All the princesses came around to meet us.

Evie was obviously really into the princesses.

Matt said she was photobombing all our photos. It was true. That child is a mess at all times.

Even dessert was exciting. They had Mickey shaped sprinkles.

Round Two of the light parade.

We stayed for the fireworks the second night. Evie literally passed out right before they started, and Kate was done directly after. Worth the physical labor and stress, though. The fireworks were pretty cool, and the girls got to see Tinkerbell fly down from the castle.

 

Overall, it was hot, sweaty and a ton of work. But it was worth it. They girls loved it. The looks of delight on their faces was priceless.