of course, when you are still just 42", your ride choices are limited. Good thing that Kayli is easy to please...
here she is trying to communicate with this snake...
Kayli stops to pose with her Aunt Karen, Uncle Kevin, and Cousin Matt...
now, on to the next show...
totally "kid humor"...Kayli laughed herself silly!
the walrus was so funny, doing tricks like "sit-ups"
good thing for Uncle Kevin and Cousin Matt's strong shoulders...
We went to some 4D shows today, but Kayli was not happy with the scary pirate show! She clearly remembered me telling a story about her cousin Adam, at age 4, being afraid of the Honey I Shrunk the Kids Show and as he began crying, his Aunt Kathy told him to take off his 3D glasses and put his feet up on the chair (to avoid the air puffs that made him feel like mice were running by his feet!) So, in the Pirate Show, when the scary decomposing skeleton popped out of a cave in the deep blue sea, Kayli promptly peeled off her glasses and put her feet up on the chair, and watched the rest through her hands over her face!
We We loved the sea lion shows! They were so funny!
everyone who has been to a theme park knows that the system is "rush and wait". You rush to get to your next destination (like a show) then, you wait with the crowd, either in a line, or in a pack, or in a seat, for the show to begin...
but every wait was worth the fun that followed...
this final show was so incredible to watch, but so much was happening at once that it was a bit like trying to take pictures at a circus!
WOW! Another great day!!!
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