It was hot but not too bad, and the crowd was not as horrible as were anticipating. We rode on most of the rides that we wanted to and were even able to watch the new California Adventure color light and water show. Talk about feeling like herds of cow…they jam packed everyone into a very small area. Regardless, it was amazing, and the trip was a lot of fun.
On our first night we ate dinner at the BBQ restaurant in the Disneyland Park. Carter and Jameson were climbing rocks while Jenn and I watched (and took pictures!). Then Carter reached for something that was a little further than he had initially gauged it to be and he slid down the rock on his face…it all happened very fast and in slow motion. No joke. Jenn and I both “watched” but couldn’t move fast enough to save him from the inevitable double bloody nose. He was a little shaken up, and had quite the battle wound, but once the bleeding subsided he was back to his normal self. It’s funny, the only person from the park who offered to see if Carter was okay was the security guard who brought us 1, yes ONE, wet nap. It wasn’t until we were getting off a ride, two hours later, that a cast member offered to take us to the nurse.
(Yes, he is that excited!)
(Who doesn't feed a two year old and 1 year old Jamba Juice and suckers for breakfast??)
(Cohen and Jameson in Toon Town)
(Before and After pictures of "The Fall")
Like I said, the Neverland Pool was a HUGE hit. All three baby boys enjoyed sliding down the kiddie water slide, and Carter was in heaven swimming by Captain Hook's boat. Even the boys' matching pirate swim gear turned out to be perfect!
Like I said, the Neverland Pool was a HUGE hit. All three baby boys enjoyed sliding down the kiddie water slide, and Carter was in heaven swimming by Captain Hook's boat. Even the boys' matching pirate swim gear turned out to be perfect!
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