Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Disney Day Four - A Kiss in the Morning

Third times a charm for Magic Kingdom in the morning. We got there at opening and did all our favorites. This time beginning with "planets" and Buzz Lightyear in Tomorrowland then heading over to Fantasyland then on to the opening of Toontown.




This morning in Toontown Max and Mom rode Barnstormer then Max and Dad rode while Mom held the place in the princess line. Worked out well and we went right in to see the Princesses (Cinderella, Belle, and Aurora). Max was in awe of these girls, I think it was because they could actually talk to him. Each one spent between 2-5 minutes talking to each guest (thus why the line gets so long). We kept interpreting for Max what the characters were trying to say via their motions but he would get mad and say "NO, they don't say anything!" So I think he really enjoyed talking to these girls.
Sleeping Beauty told Max he had done so good meeting all these princesses and asked if he wanted a "gift."

Max was excited and said Yes. She leaned over and kissed his cheek. He stood there for a moment after her kiss and waited for his gift. Fortunately the photographer at the end of the line had princess bookmarks for everyone so that satisfied him. Here is the kiss and his reenactment prior to demanding the lipstick mark be removed from his face.






Off to Big Thunder Mountain (Mommy's fav) and then back to the Hall of Presidents for the second time (1st was yesterday). The Hall of Presidents shows a short movie about US History then the screen lifts up and has all the presidents in animatronic form. They do a roll call in order of presidency. Believe it or not this was Max's favorite thing in all of Disney, that is why I recorded it. If you listen closely you can hear him saying the Presidents name. Of course, Max knows their full name so when the show would say Ronald Reagan, Max would say Ronald Wilson Reagan. He was also concerned that they only had one Grover Cleveland when he actually served twice, nonconsecutively.

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