Tuesday, 6 September 2011

Disneyland

I got in trouble yesterday from a friend eagerly awaiting the rest of my holiday posts - there are always excuses and apparently 'good bloggers' don't make them.  

When we got back from our holiday things certainly didn't slow down we were immediately thrust into Daddy De Roach's birthday and of course Father's Day so we have spent our days in a flurry of planning, shopping, crafting, cake baking and hosting.  Life is definitely never boring around this house. 

It's only 8 weeks until this new baby boy will be joining us (possibly earlier if he follows in his big brother's footsteps!) and then before we know it Christmas will be here.  Scary but true -  Christmas is only 15 weeks away.  On that note I have been trying to be Mrs Organised and getting my shopping done before baby arrives so I can just relax and enjoy those first weeks without any extra stress.

Anyway here it is - Disneyland in all it's colourful, magical glory.


Our very first visit on Day 1 - just hours after getting off a plane from Sydney


Main Street USA


If you were to ask Noah the best bit of his whole holiday he would say the Dumbo ride


Disney Castle during the nightly fireworks


The Rocket Ride


Alice in Wonderland Teacup Ride


The start of a new love affair


Chip or is it Dale?


Ta-Da


More sly photo ops instead of waiting in the HUGE lines


A picture from the famous dancing display


Noah's True Love


Oops watch out Mickey he looks cute but he's trying to steal your girlfriend!!


Getting ready to go on the Toy Story ride


The 'Real' Buzz Lightyear

I have been to Disneyland several times before (the first time I went for 5 days straight!).  I loved it then and it was even more amazing to be there and share it with Noah.  Words and pictures really can't do it justice.  There's an indescribable atmosphere of joy and happiness in the air.  It's immaculately clean.  The staff are beyond friendly and every kid and adult is wide eyed.  The kids rides are fun and there are some ridiculously cool grown up rides but the best part of Disney is the characters.  Everyone loves Disney movies and as Noah kept saying Disneyland is 'The Real Movie'.  We especially loved the rides that took you through those classic movies - Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Snow White and the newer ones - Finding Nemo, Toy Story and Pirates of the Caribbean.  The special effects are mind blowing.  The Nemo ride was under water in a moving submarine and the scenes of the film were holographic and laser images viewed underwater.  The Toy Story ride was like being inside a giant video game and we had laser guns to battle Zurg and play in Andy's Room.

We could easily have stayed in Disney a week or more but we only had 3 days which we definitely made the most of.  I have a feeling we'll be heading back before too many more years pass.

3 comments:

  1. Hi Kirsty, I can't believe that you are due in 8 weeks! Makes me so sad to think that we won't be in Perth to meet your new baby. If you get a chance, please can you blog how the last few weeks of this pregnancy are going so I can feel like I'm there just a little bit.
    x

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  2. Miss Julia you are very sweet. Everything is going so well and I've been so healthy this time around I kind of forget about being pregnant sometimes. It was so nice last time being pregnant together (except you being so tiny and me being so huge!!)and then having our two little lovebirds only 9 days apart. I think I will blog about bubs and pregnancy this week - poor kid is hardly getting a look in :)

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  3. Simply beautifully captured shots...lovely cute pics!

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