Disneyland - Day 4

Arf, arf!

Walking through Frontier Land, we came upon this friendly gentleman in front of a saloon. He tried really hard to teach me how to spin this lasso, but everytime he helped get it going and then let go so I could do it, I managed to whip it in all sorts of direction. Luckily he was good at ducking!

Since the lasso didn't quite work out, we switched to the fiddle. I did MUCH better with this one!

Look who we stumbled on...it's Mary Poppins and Bert! Isn't she practically perfect in every way? It was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious to see them! (C'mon, you know I had to do it!)

This was the live Alladin production that I was soooooo NOT thrilled to see. Mommy and Daddy really liked it, but I thought it was pretty scary. They say the Genie was hilarious but I was too busy hiding my head and crying to notice.

The Tower of Terror - mua ha ha ha ha ha!

I was beginning to get my nerve up about riding some of the bigger roller coasters. Since Daddy doesn't like them, Mommy took me on this one while he was busy at the convention. Since this ride is straight up and down and belly-tickling, she thought it would be a good starter ride because of how much I enjoy driving over hills that do that to you. Unfortunately the whole thing was ruined as soon as we walked into the building. It was decorated as an old haunted hotel, complete with cobwebs and storm sounds. I really don't like thunderstorms so I was upset the entire time we spent in line. I did ride it though (only because SHE wanted to and I had no one else to stay with!) but I sure don't want to do that again until I'm older! Later Daddy took this picture of us to commemorate it.

By evening, my roller coaster desire was in full swing. The Grizzly River Run was fun to watch as people came down a big hill in round rafts, splashing us and soaking themselves! Isn't this a really cool mountain above it? Our night time ride was a blast, due in part to getting Daddy on it too! We all walked back to the hotel dripping wet...it was awesome!