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Charlotte finally made it to Disneyland. After all the procrastinating, we finally bought an annual pass and brought Charlotte there. Even though she has no clue what Disneyland was all about, she was all pumped up and excited that she was able to wear her Snow White costume. Instead of going there early in the morning, we went in the afternoon, after brunch. The timing couldn't have been better. Charlotte had something to eat and took a nap while we drove there. Saved my ears from her screaming that she is not feeling well. She still does that quite a bit whenever she needs to get into her car seat.
Charlotte's first ride in Disneyland. Dumbo the flying elephant. Surprisingly, she was quite good when it came to queuing for rides. Even though we went on a weekday, the queue for the rides were at least 30mins. But she seemed to understand that we need to queue if we want to get on any rides. She didn't really fussed while queuing. But my arms were aching the next day from carrying her so much.
We also managed to catch the parade. Charlotte was dancing along with the music throughout the parade.



We got a picture with Mickey Mouse too! She was initially afraid of them. But after she saw a kid hugging Mickey Mouse, she decided she wanted to do so too hah.

It was a pity that the fireworks got cancelled due to bad weather conditions. They replaced it with a light show and falling fake snow. It was really pretty. Charlotte had so much fun trying to catch the falling snow.
In any case, we all enjoyed ourselves a lot that day. Despite being so tired, Charlotte allowed me to change her into her pj when we got home and brushed her teeth before going to bed again by herself. Usually this only happens when she is really tired after a very enjoyable day. I can't wait to go back again to visit the adventure land.

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