Disney World

Day 5

This day started and ended with princesses at Magic Kingdom!  We got in line to see Cinderella, Belle, and Sleeping Beauty.  Belle was so nice and sweet to Brielle.  As soon as we rounded the corner, she walked up to Brielle and asked her name.  From then on she called her Princess Brielle.  Brielle was wearing a Belle dress, shoes, and crown that we had brought from home (thanks to the advice from a Disney expert friend), so that's why Belle made the connection with Brielle right away.  The princesses spend more time with each guest than the characters.  Cinderella asked Brielle lots of questions which we couldn't hear, but it looked like they were having an in-depth conversation.  Belle even kissed Brielle's autograph book.

Conversation with Cinderella

Sweet Belle 

Sleeping Beauty giving Brielle a twirl. 

Belle came right to us in line.  How special!

Cinderella's Castle 

Next stop:  Cinderella's castle for breakfast.  Yum! Thanks for Aunt Jill for making reservations a long time ago! 

We got to see more princesses! 

Every princess got a magic wand and a wishing star.  Brielle learned how to wish upon a star and participate in the magic wand dance. 

The breakfast was delicious! 

Later we got to see the Little Mermaid and Prince Eric.  Grant gave them Brielle's new Little Mermaid bank to sign.  She started collecting money for her own Minnie Mouse suitcase on the trip.  The Little Mermaid got a kick out of the fact there were already coins in her bank.  :)

The Disney camera guy took a picture of the "paparazzi"!   

After visiting the Laugh Factory and riding the People Mover, we stopped to see Buzz. 

We caught a little of the Disney Parade! 

Trapped! 

The carousel was a fun time.  We also got to go on the Peter Pan ride. 

Getting ready to ride the People Mover.  Brielle loved Aladdin's Magic Carpet ride and the spinning tea cups! 

We couldn't leave the park without playing in the games outside of the Pooh Bear ride.  We had fast passes for the Winnie the Pooh ride so Brielle didn't get to play on the pumpkin bongos or touch the wacky honey screen the first time around.  She thought she would really be sticking her hand in honey.  After she found out it wasn't real, she was over the virtual honey wall.