Disneys Paradise Pier Hotel Anaheim

... Entry hour vs our successful Early Hour a couple of days earlier.<br><br>Since the line for Storybook Canal Boats can get long we jumped on that ride so that the Baker family could experience all the greatness that original attraction has to offer. Then a few of the group rode the Mad Hatter Tea Party. <br><br>Breakfast was again at the Bakery on Main Street and then we took the train back to ToonTown. We had a short wait for Roger Rabbit and then wandered around ToonTown ...

... was very excited because it has Disney characters all over it. When we got to the hotel our room wasn't ready so we wandered around and checked out the coy pond. We've got a very good picture of Callie doing the potty dance. Carter was apparently busy too. I think he may have ruined one of his sleepers. We had lunch at "Crocks Bits N Bites" and then off to Downtown Disney since our room ...

... the more fun rides was the Toy Story shooting game where the aim is to shot as many targets as possible and a higher score than your partner in the little boat thingy you ride in. One could develope RSI ( Repetitive Strain Injury ) from this game is you played it too much. The gun's trigger is a string line that needs to be continually pulled and it needs to be pulled rapidly to get the most shots while in front of your targets.

With Cuba behind me I change planes in Cancun, the party capital of Mexico. Thankfully I'm back on a plane within hours and on my way to Mexico City. The view from the plane on our approach to landing is amazing. The hilly landscape looks as if someone has dropped millions of coloured pebbles and just seen how they settle. These pebbles are in fact all the buildings of the city; they creep up the sides of mountains and stop at ...

... thankfully) and by this time most of all we just wanted to be able to sleep if we could. Kathy and I both managed to get some shut eye for a few hours, but fitfully, as most do on planes...sitting up...and adjacent passengers moaning and wiggling. We get to LAX about 1am and have to go through customs and pick up our luggage. Nobody else seems to be in the airport except us and the customs people so we move quite rapidly through the customs portion. We ...

... après leur exécution. Derrière nous, on avait les trapézistes, du côté gauche les barres parallèles, du côté droit les jongleurs et devant nous une télévision en circuit fermé pour suivre en direct le résultat de ces réchauffements exécutés devant la foule. Ce fut une expérience très intéressante qui s'est terminée par la participation à une sorte de conférence avec des invités spéciaux du cirque qui pouvaient poser des questions à deux artistes sur toutes les dimensions ...

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... that he didn't have the $6 parking fee. I didn't volunteer to provide it (11pm seemed a bit late to be starting a studio tour), so we made a U-turn and sped off. Even at 11pm the place was packed. From Burbank we drove many miles along Mulholland Drive, a very twisty, badly lit mountain road which provided wondrous views of Los Angeles by night. By 11.30 I was beginning to fear that Fabio might be a serial killer (a recent survey ...