We headed to Goofy's Kitchen for breakfast. Ryn and Jacob were well occupied by the race car in the lobby. She is a bit of a wild one!
A healthy breakfast of peanut butter and jelly pizza, Mickey waffles, pancakes, french toast, and a few grapes on the side.
Jacob's breakfast is starting to settle in his stomach while Jackson is loving Alice!
Ryn must have woke on the wrong side of the crib. She did not enjoy any characters that did not have a human face.
As Alice tried to talk to her she kept scowling and pointing at Chip.
Alice, let me tell you my problems...
Baking a cake with Goofy, using salt and pepper shakers!
No clue what this conversation was about, but it lasted for quite a bit!
I had never taken one of the old street cars from one end of Main Street to the other. This was fantastic after 3 days of having to not only walk all over the parks, but also to our hotel. (The monorail was down!)
Jungle Cruise
Tarzan's Treehouse
Another first for me, riding on the pirate ship. The bottom was all set up like a ship from frontier days.
Jackson's favorite ride...one of them.
This ladybug's face was similar to mine on Friday night. The first 3 days of our trip were great. The parks were barely crowded. I think we never waited more than 10 minutes for a ride. On Tues. and Fridays throughout October, Disneyland has Mickey's Halloween party. Although 2 of the reservation cast members mentioned this party and the separate ticket needed for it, neither of them mentioned that the park would close at 7 for those without it. So...all the people without this ticket head over to DCA since it didn't close until 11. IT WAS PACKED! The ride below, that we walked onto earlier, was now a 30 minute wait...which the boys did!
It was a welcomed treat to pass the kids to my mom for bed and head out with our friends, Trey and Vallie, for some adult conversation! (By "adult", I mean no kids interruptions!)
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