Our last day at Disney was a bittersweet one. We had fun exploring areas we hadn't spent a lot of time in and riding rides we enjoyed. Matt even agreed to go all in on the rides, arms up and eyes open. *However, he did refuse to revisit Space Mountain. ha!
We made some wonderful memories and remarked several times how we were glad we waited until Lily was older to do this. She had such an appreciation for it and I. have to admit, I don't how people drag young kids in that heat and crowd. It was was also fun watching her wave at the characters and just be a kid. We enjoyed being able to share in it with her.
I have to say, when we maid it to the end of Main Street and took one last look at the castle before walking out, it was a little emotional. Gracie had said it and it read all over her face that she didn't want to leave. She thoroughly enjoyed herself. It made me quite emotional as well. I even teared up a bit seeing what that trip meant to her and I always cherish the time three of us spend together on new adventures.
Our family certainly had a magical time!
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| We started the day with a stop at Gastons. Gracie and I took on the manly cinnamon bun. |
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| True to his word, Matt went all in on the rides our last day. His arms were in the air on one of the rides he really didn't like. |
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| Beauty and the Beast Castle |
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| Repunzel's Tower |
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| Lily and I tried Henna and I couldn't wait to scrub it off. She keeps hoping it lasts longer. |
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| One last look as we left |
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| A pop over to Epcot in the afternoon got us selfies with two of the best. We enjoyed some rides and a little shopping. |