Those who have been to Disneyland either love it or they don't. There is not a lot of in between. I (Lindsay) happen to be of the "love it" camp. Disneyland is full of great memories and nostalgia, and I hope that I can continue to create similar memories with my children.
Growing up, I attended year-round school, which meant we had a break in October. It was always a great time to visit my grandparents in California and a perfect time to visit Disneyland with greatly decreased crowds. When we realized that the Eid holiday would fall in October this year, we decided that a trip to Disneyland would fit in nicely for the first time as a family. We spent two days in Disneyland and California Adventure. We were joined by my parents as well as my sister and her family. In addition, my brothers & their wives joined up with us on the second day. Here are a selection on photos from "Day 1."
Waiting for the gates to open
Leoni wasn't too fond of the loud cheering to countdown (neither was Burke)
Actually, he probably just wanted freedom to run
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride was also "too loud"
She was most excited for the carousel
The teacups were also a hit
What is behind this perfectly sized door?
Trying hats at the Mad Hatter
Some people have greater enthusiasm
Preparing for Dumbo
Caught my parents enjoying themselves
The Tiki Room
Taking a break with Grandpa Nor
Some heavy lifting
Watching Pluto with Dad from afar
Grandpa Nor looks better without a facelift
Check out Coraline's mini Chucks
Leoni was loving the attention other than her younger brother
Checking out the wildlife on the Jungle Cruise
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