We'd leave a very festive looking airport on Christmas Eve, armed with our suitcases, flying 1st class to Orlando. Whilst on the flight we'd enjoy a few Christmas movies and indulge in a few glasses of mulled wine before landing in Florida.
We'd
check into our Disney hotel, admiring the ginormous glittering Christmas trees
in the lobby, before resorting to our room. Out would come the few Christmas
trimmings and stockings we brought with us, in order to give our room some
festive cheer.
We
would then have an early night in order to shake off any jet-lag, and in hope
that Santa had been by the time we woke!
The
big day has arrived! Scurrying out of bed, we all dive into our stockings to
see what surprises we may have. After a fun filled hour of admiring our new
gifts, we head to a nearby restaurant for a traditional American
breakfast...pancakes!
After filling our tummies, we jump on the boat and head over to Disneyland. Upon approaching, we can hear the festive music playing and know we're going to experience an unforgettable day!
First
stop off is to buy some Minnie Mouse festive ears.. of course! Spending the
morning experiencing the rides, we stop for a light lunch. We then spend a few
hours doing meet and greets, meeting up with the characters themselves, who too
are dressed from head to toe in the most festive outfits one ever did see. We'd
have our photos taken with every last one of them, with the most magical
Christmas backdrops, ready to be framed at home.
We'd then take a moment out to just appreciate our surroundings and where we were, realizing how lucky we were to be there.
We'd
stop for a mid afternoon break and watch the 'Dream Come True' parade where all
the Disney characters gather together and dance around to Christmas music like
its one big party.
After
catching a festive show and doing a spot of shopping in Disney's famous
Christmas shop, we'd all resort back to our hotel room and get ready for the
Christmas buffet. But oh no, this isn't your average Christmas dinner.
Everything is Disney themed! We'd munch our way through some delicious food
before cutting into the biggest Disney cake you ever did see. Who needs
Christmas pudding?!
Resorting
back to our hotel room, we'd let our poor bellies settle whilst we watched a
Christmas movie (Santa Claus: The Movie, in case you were wondering...).
After
building up a little more energy, we'd make our way back to Disneyland to
eagerly await the 'Wishes' firework display. Fireworks dancing to Christmas
songs whilst a glass of champagne is slowly being sipped. Cinderella's castle
all lit up and twinkling lights all around, a warm breeze in the air as the
clock nears midnight. Could you really think of a more magical way to end
Christmas day?
You
can have a traditional Christmas Day any year... be adventurous and create the
most magical Christmas of them all!
Merry
Christmas! This post is my entry into the Tots100/Argos 12 Days of Christmas
competition.
i love disney!!
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