June 4th - Airplanes, Aches and Awkward Moments

We left for Dland shortly after 8. Our plan of attack was to spend the first 2 hours in Disney doing the rides that we hadn't gotten to the day before/had been too impatient to wait in line for more than 20 minutes for. First we went to Fantasy Land where we went on Its A Small World, the Tea Cups, Alice in Wonderland, and Story Book Land Canal. Its a Small World is way longer than necessary and rather creepy as well. We then went over to California Adventures with the intention of spending the rest of the day conquering every ride there. Maybe its just me, but there doesn't seem to be that many rides in California Adventures and I think that I would find it slightly boring to spend more than 3 days between the two parks. We managed to go on Tower of Terror, Monsters Inc., Soaring over  California, Goofys Sky School, Swinging Symphony, California Screamer, Ferris Wheel, and Its a Bugs Life. I was happy that Soaring Over California is still as enjoyable as it was 10 years ago, although I was disappointed that it no longer smells like oranges. Also, Goofys Sky School has got to be one of the most boring, odd, pointless roller coasters yet. I was very proud of myself for facing my fear of riding the Symphony swings, as they were terrifying to me back in the day. After wandering around with achy feet and Stephanie spilling water down the back of a ladies leg, we made our way back to Dland, where we went on Finding Nemo, the monorail, Fantasmic and the Jungle Cruise once again before we called it a night. Steph and I felt like celebraties because we got to ride in the very front of the monorail all by ourselves! Fantasmic was amazing and very enjoyable, but it would have been better if we weren't crying silently from painful feet. Im not too sure if it was Steph and I being over tired or an amazing tour guide, but the Jungle Cruise was even funnier than the day before and we got lots of weird looks from laughing so hard at all the corny jokes. And that was day 2 of Disney!