At Disney again today. Today the rides were working, but it was super crowded. Maybe the Tour de France people were there? It isn't a holiday. But she saw Elsa, and went to the Frozen sing-a-long in French. It was a chilly day (really) and Elsa was making it snow.
She also continued her quest to find a watch for Dave. Here's the winning watch--but it's sold out everywhere.
She ran (literally) into Jack Sparrow. And while she was waiting in the Pirates line, the whole line sang Happy Birthday to a lady turning 90.
The best part of the day---for me, was when she skyped me during my lunch. It just felt so good to chat with her.
The park continued busy. Even the ice-cream had a 20 minute wait.
Apparently, Europeans are a whole lot less line-oriented in America and will cut in line freely. Agree with Catherine, little kids running to the front to get a better view is one thing. Adults running to join them is quite another.
She rode Big Thunder and Peter Pan too. Overall, it sounds as though it was a mellow day. She says the park is small enough that she feels that she has really seen it, so instead of going headlong into battle with the crowds, she stepped back, took pictures with her fancy camera, explored the shops (not nearly the variety of stuff as in America), and didn't worry too much.
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