This ride was a huge mistake! We felt like we were falling out of the rocket the whole time we were spinning around. And it went FAST! (OK, probably not that fast for those of you who are nuts for roller coasters, but for those of us who rarely ride on anything--and have to be bribed to go on Space Mountain, this was fast!)
You have not really ridden in a car until you've ridden in one driven by a 1-year old! Every time we hit the track in the middle she'd say "Watch out" and laugh hysterically! And of course when the ride was over she said "Again!" Mommy had had enough, even if she hadn't!
Lily really got a kick out of Briar Bear. She thought he was great fun to dance with.
That is until she got distracted by a gold plated cover on the ground.
The Alice in Wonderland ride turned out to be too scary for Lily.
Dumbo was no problem!
Uncle Monkey can be a little scary...ooo, ooo. 
Princess Fantasy Faire.
Mickey statue by our hotel.
The girls loved getting their picture taken by Mickey.
Cheshire Cat--which looks surprisingly like Uncle Matthew! 
Princess Aurora is Lily's other favorite princess. She just adored Awo-wa! We had no idea there was a Princess Fantasy Faire at Disneyland, so we were quite surprised that we got to meet 3 princesses in a row. The line to meet them was quite long, but they also had a little shop area where you could get your girl's hair done--starting at a mere $56! Yeah, we didn't do that. We were spending enough money as it was!
Meeting Pocahontas made Lily's day--and ours! We didn't know if Pocahontas was considered one of the princesses that we'd see at Fantasy Faire. When I had called to schedule our princess lunch at Ariel's Grotto, I asked if Pocahontas (or Po-Hontas, as Lily calls her) was considered a princess. The cast member told me she didn't know, but that some people had seen her right inside the entrance in the mornings, but not wandering around the park. Thank goodness she was wrong!
