Disney World: Day 2

Magic Kingdom!
I got a little camera crazy. Just a warning.

Isaac insisted on riding "the safe way" on the Monorail. He wasn't satisfied until we parked the stroller so that he had access to a hand rail. He did this every time, which by the end of the trip was about a bazillion times.

The park was decorated for the fall. It made my heart pitter-patter. I love fall. Even through the 90 degree humid days that Florida provided for us. I'll take my orange and red anyway I can get it.

My kids have not yet mastered the "smile and say cheese" routine for family photos. I take what I can get.

This trip was all about this girl and so she set the pace. First stop, Splash Mountain. Thankfully Anna had a good experience and was excited to try all the other big rides.

Next up was Pirates of the Caribbean, Isaac's first ride. He was terrified. Poor boy. I could just see his mind trying to figure out why we would purposefully go into a dark, wet place where people shoot guns and yell scary things.

The terror continued on Aladdin's Flying Carpets.

Utopia Speedway. Anna gave Grandpa some whiplash.

Isaac actually kind of liked Buzz Lightyear. He's a big Buzz fan. It's one of the twenty words he regularly rotates through. Words added to the rotation from the trip include Yickity Mouse, ridezzz, and niiiiiice.

Riding People Mover. It is a classic.

As we were leaving the park for naps we met Pluto. The kids were sceptical of his authenticity.

We just kept dragging Isaac on everything. I think we were starting to wear him down at this point.

Anna, on the other hand, was a machine. I love her wave.

Despite his face in this picture, Isaac found his stride on the a carousel. He wanted to do it over and over again.

We ate lunch at The Harbor House. As a part of our package we took part in the Disney Dining Plan which allowed us to eat all of our meals on Disney Property with no additional charge.

The day ended with fireworks over the castle.

The mass exodus to the exit after fireworks.

This picture pretty much sums up the kids' feelings about the first day. Anna-joyous! Isaac-maybe he'll give this Disney thing another chance.

Best part of the day: the small crowds. We pretty much walked on to everything.

The worst part: my shaggy dog bangs that I didn't have time to trim before leaving. It was like a blanket on my forehead.

And on that note...