Jenny, Darian, and I all have birthdays this week (Leslie is the odd one out with a June birthday). Instead of doing dinner, or a spa day, Jenny came up with the idea of a day at Disneyland! Our kids thought we were crazy, but we were all SO excited!
We left at 6:45am, stopped at Starbucks on the way, and were on the shuttle at the park by 9:00am. Let the selfies begin!!
We couldn't resist sending our kids a picture of us with "Minnie ears"
Main Street makes me happy!
It was already crowded, but we figured out our plans. Our first ride of the day was Pirates of the Caribbean, with only a 15 minute wait.
Time for a roller coaster...Thunder Mountain Railroad it was. Our kids were dying when we sent them this. Little did I know, Zoe was posting them on Twitter...
I was ready for a churro! Just the beginning of our day filled with junk!
We spent the day criss-crossing the park, getting fast passes, riding rides, eating, talking, laughing...
Darian slaughtered us all on Buzz! Although Leslie was a close second!
It was a gorgeous day!
Darian had researched Disneyland "tips" before we left. She had heard that if you asked one of the workers selling pickles how their day was going, that you would get a free pickle. We tried several times, but no luck! It became an ongoing joke all day...and we'd talked about it so much, I finally had to buy one...and it was delicious!
You can't go to Disneyland without It's a Small World!
And I dragged everyone on Casey Jr. Train...I was excited to be in the caboose! :)
I love the lights at Disneyland at night...
After dinner we had to have Mickey beignets!
The lines got ridiculously long after 9:30pm! We decided to do a little shopping on Main Street to pick up a few things for our kids. I couldn't resist this peanut butter bar! I was so full, but had to try it!
One last picture before saying goodnight to Disneyland!
What a fun day! We were exhausted and sore after such a long day, but I am so thankful to have these great ladies in my life. They fill me with joy, support, love, and laughter! We're hoping to make this a new tradition, and already looking forward to next year's adventure!