Cali Vacation Day 4- Disneyland Day 1

We arrived at Disneyland a little after 9 am and were ready to go! Look how excited Carter is!!

The first character we got to meet was Dale. And this was the first of many hugs given by Savannah.

First ride was Dumbo.

Then the Pinocchio ride, which as you can see, they did NOT like.

Then teacups.....do you see how I got to go on all the spinning ones?

Then to Toon Town. Savannah and Carter rode the roller coaster and Cooper and I wandered around. We saw Pluto over there.

Then to It's a Small World.....

Where Cooper fell asleep halfway through the ride. He slept for awhile after that.

At Pixie Hollow (that wait was long) meeting two of the fairies. Iridessa and Tinkerbell.

This Tinkerbell was so cute and she said to Savannah, "I bet people tell you that you look like me, huh?". Can she please WANT to be Tinkerbell for Halloween this year?

This is one of my favorite pictures from the whole vacation.

There was a little gift area right outside the exit from the fairies and we stopped to look. Cooper picked up a fairie doll and kept kissing it!

We then headed over to Autopia, which of course Cooper loved.

"Are we really gonna drive this car Dad?"

It wasn't too easy for Carter to drive that car and help Cooper. He's so small you can't even see him.

Then it was ice cream time!

Then we went and waited in another long line to meet some of the Princesses.

Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were there this time. Kind of cool we got to meet some of the main princesses.

She was an excellent Snow White!

Fighting over the sword.

What?! More ice cream?

We were pretty pooped by 5/6 pm, so we headed back to the hotel. Cooper fell asleep on the walk home, and didn't wake back up. I went out with Savannah and picked up some food to bring back to the hotel. We'd all planned on going swimming, but with Cooper out, and Carter practically too, I took her. We got her some floaties, or as she calls them, floats. At first she was very apprehensive and didn't want to go off the steps. Somehow she must have lost her footing at some point and learned that she wouldn't go under the water. After that, I couldn't stop her. She was swimming everywhere and didn't want me staying too close!