Saturday, March 19, 2011

Disneyland


Noah wanted to ride Astro Blasters so he could "shoot the bad guys!" I was surprised he remembered it, because we hadn't ridden that in over 9 months. He really enjoyed it though. I think his favorite part is turning the car around and around!

Noah also really enjoyed riding the Monorail several times this past visit. (It's also a great way to get to the far end of Downtown Disney quickly!) He still LOVES the Disneyland train. He always helps shout, "All Aboard!"

It's a hard thing to be tall enough for more rides like Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, but then realize it's too fast. He really wanted to ride BTMR this time. Last December, he tried it. This time, it was his idea to ride it. However, he did not like it. Then it makes it really hard to get him to try "Soaring Over California." Hopefully, next time!

My most favorite part was when we were watching the Disneyland fireworks from our hotel balcony. Just Noah and I were out there and all of a sudden, we could see Tinkerbell. We watched her fly. Noah was fascinated. When she flew away, he laid his head on my shoulder and giggled. It felt like we were the only ones who could see her. :)

Small World

Noah continues to love "It's a Small World." He loves music! He also loves the Tiki Room. When we walk in, he shouts, "Wake up, Jose!" It's so cute. He just watches all the birds and flowers with such fascination. His favorite part is when the tikis play their drums. He also told me this visit, "They don't poke their tummies to wake them up, they hit them on the head!" LOL!

Swinging

Noah loves to swing! We definitely have the swing set anchored because he's always saying, "Higher, higher!"

Sometimes when he swings he pretends he's flying over Disneyland and he calls out the rides he sees. It's so cute!

Please fasten your seat belts...

Safety first! Noah always makes sure he has his seat belt on when he swings! :)

The Young Pianist

Noah loves the piano. Today he needed to reach the pedals while he played! Almost ready for lessons, Ryan!