Wednesday we went back to Disneyland. Besides the World of Color show, we did every single thing in California Adventure the day before. We did miss a few things in Disneyland so that's where we decided to spend our final day. We hauled Brynn's Ariel dress with us, did her princess hair with her new tiara and off we went. We started in Tomorrowland this time. The boys didn't get to do Star Tours the time before so they went straight to that one. We first thought we'd get fast passes for it, but they decided to wait in line and get straight on. Josh suggested I still get fast pass tickets while we waited, so we did. Star Tours seemed to be the longest wait in the park so if they wanted to go again, we'd better get some tickets. After they got done, they went again on Space Mountain. By that time our fast passes to Star Tours were effective and Josh said 'let just all go on it, you'll be fine...its not any worse than Soaring over California the day before". Boy was he WRONG! Ugh, as soon as it started I threw off my glasses and just prayed it would be over soon. Made me very sick and I had to get outside and sit down with some water after. Josh felt bad, he said the movie they played wasn't the same one they saw earlier and this one was much more rocky. He felt so bad he went right in and bought me an insanely expensive (but adorable) Yoda backpack! When you wear it it looks as though you are giving Yoda a piggyback ride! We got lots of attention as we wore it around that day and it was very nice of him.Brynn seemed very interested this day in meeting some Princesses and getting her picture taken. I think the experience in Toon Town before made her realize it wasn't scary, but fun! As we walked to Fantasyland we spotted Princess Aurora and waited a few people to see her. She was adorable and Brynn enamored. She smiled the whole time and even talked back to her when she asked her some questions. We rode a few more rides in Fantasyland and then walked back to Big Thunder Mountain. This was the only other ride we didn't get to do before. Josh got some great video of the boys riding it. We went and did Splash Mountain again and while the boys did that, Brynn and I walked back to Pooh Corner. There was a line to meet Tigger, Eeyore and Pooh Bear. Brynn was all about waiting in line to see them so that's' what we did. Tigger was first and as we got closer I stated getting nervous that Brynn wouldn't like him. He was very animated and was making big loud movements. She proved me wrong and ran right up to him and gave him the biggest hug! Aw. She did the same with Eeyore and when we got to Pooh, the boys were done so I dragged them across the rope for a picture. We ate lunch down that way. Gage and Brynn got a churro, Josh a hamburger and I had a yummy fried green tomato sandwich. We almost got another regular burger, but since the other kids would probably not want any, we got TJ the kids burger instead! What a joke! It was a slider size burger and cost $7! We should have got him the $9 adult burger instead! I had him hold up his prize burger for a picture...it was pretty funny!
We rode the train that circled the whole park and then went back to try and see Rapunzel. The line was long and we waited about 40 minutes, Brynn and I. She was so patient and good waiting all that time.
By that time we had done and seen everything, some things more than twice and decided to call it a night. Three days was plenty for us to see and do everything we wanted too. I can see if you have to wait hours in lines you'd need some more time, but I'd go back again we would in a heartbeat because the crowds were so nice. We stopped and shopped a bit on our way out and got the kids all a sucker. It was a fabulous trip and I already want to go back again!
