The trip was absolutely wonderful. Best moment? Probably the ride in our own private monorail car (totally in the back!) on our way for a swanked up dinner at the Blue Bayou on our anniversary. It pays to talk with the cast members. Whoo hoo! Is it time to go back yet?
Anyway, here's some of my favorites of the shots we took.
Of course a shot of the lovebirds in front of the castle...but smartly taken off to the side thereby eliminating people in the background. And I'm wearing mouse ears! Ok, I had to wear them like a yarmulka due to my enormous head...but that's a step in the right direction!
Hee hee.
A shot of the gang on Flick's Flyers in A Bug's Land. The rides aren't terribly exciting, but they're damn cute. Hemlich's Chew Chew train is not to be missed.
Oh...my...GOD! On our last day we decided to take a break and just enjoy some people watching from the hub. It was the motherload of characters! Much to our suprise we spied the practically perfect one herself! NEVER before had we seen Mary Poppins in the park. So Angie, Christian and I ran like fools possessed and begged her to pause for a photo before heading backstage. I love this photo...it made my boo so VERY happy and was the topper on a FANTASTIC trip. The only thing I regret is that I didn't jump into the shot!
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Walt Disney's enchanted Tiki Room. Before we can start the show, I'll have to wake up our host Jose! This came out so good. It makes the money I spent on the limited edition reproduction of the 1964 Tiki Room host shirt worth it. Ok...it was worth it anyway. :)
And you're really not going to believe it...but I've even posted all of the trip photos up on Flickr with comments!
3 comments:
Does my head really look that bad from the back?
I really love the scuttlebutt shot! That's hilarious! I regret not pushing you into the mary poppins shot as well. Oh well.
And the photo angle looks like you're poking jose's perch and sending it akimbo. Don't break the tiki room!
It should be pointed out how incredibly convincing the non-masked characters are. The Snow White we saw was a dead ringer, right down to the slightly asian slant to the eyes. And Belle...*sigh* To be able to stay in character, to do Paige O'Hara's voice as perfectly as she did, with this gigantic, sweaty creature pawing at her like I was, that's true talent right there.
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