Disney is always very accommodating. As it is still difficult for Shea to stand on crowded lines, we were able to get an alternative entrance pass. The pass in addition to the less than crowded conditions as we were about week ahead of most school's spring break made for a nicer visit to the Magic Kingdom. They were also so good about the gluten free meals everywhere we went.
The three kids getting a little silly waiting for our alternative entrance to the Pirates of the Caribbean.
Notice the ducklings. The woman in the khaki shorts is herding them back to the water. When the children were much younger and we had an annual pass to Disneyland, we had the misfortune to see a duckling who had wandered away from mom get plucked out of the water by a seagull. I did not know seagulls liked ducklings. Joe and I were quite horrified but could not pass up the opportunity to point out that it was a good idea to stick close to your parents!
Of course we had to give Matt the whole Disney experience and force him to ride "It's a Small World" Here is Ireland, our destination in May.
Casey modeling for a pic while waiting for Space Mountain
The evening light and fireworks show over the castle - no Tinkerbell though.
The crowd watching the show. I think most of the park was there.
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