Anna, Elsa, Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Ariel and Jasmine!!!

  After visiting the BBB, the girls were very ready for the next part of our day.  Why, you ask?  It was finally time to meet Anna and Elsa--the two sisters from Frozen!  Our awesome Disney travel agent, Ashlee Fort, got us fastpasses for this, so we literally walked right in.  Everyone else without the passes was waiting 3-4 hours.  Yes, hours!  Crazy town.

They met Anna first and asked her, "how do you like living in Arondale?"  So. darn. cute.

Anna told them that she loved Arondale, especially since her big sister lived there with her.

Cameron asked to meet Anna too, since she looked so nice:)

Then we walked over to meet Elsa--Anna's big sister.  She signed the girls' autograph books first, then they talked to her just a bit.

In my opinion, she was a little "icy" but maybe that's just because of her character.

Lila sure didn't know the difference and declared her the favorite of the trip!

 

 

We had two hours until dinner time, and the dress was getting too hot and itchy, so we had another wardrobe change.  Then we got a mickey mouse ice cream sandwich and a drink and were ready to go again.  We used our fast passes for the Seven Dwarfs mine train and it did not disappoint! This ride was so fun and really entertaining! 

 

 

Jared and Jackson met us again and the kids loved taking a spin on the carousel.

Then it was time to enter the castle!  When we walked in the door, they said over the loud speaker, "now welcoming the Hays family."  How very regal.  We waited for about 5 minutes and then got to meet the one and only Cinderella--my fave!

She was so sweet.  Lila was in awe, for sure.

Three beautiful girls.

Cameron liked Cinderalla, too, and did lots of babbling for her.

 

Then we walked up the rounded staircase and arrived in the ballroom.  It was awesome.

We ordered our food and then Snow White came to visit our table.  She had the highest little voice:)

Lila asked her, "how are the seven dwarfs doing?" and then told her, "we just rode the mine train."  Snow White said all of the dwarfs were doing good:)

Jared and I had been preaching to the kids for the last month about having very good manners in Cinderella's castle.  Lila did so good with this--such a lady eating her salad!

Our food did not disappoint, either--filet mignon, mashed potatoes, honey carrots and shrimp--yum!

While we were dining, the other princesses came around, too.  Sleeping Beauty was really nice and loved it when Lila asked her, "how was your day?"

Both girls got their autograph books signed and then said goodbye to her.

She kissed the girls on their foreheads and they both had lipstick marks:)

Then Ariel came to say hello.  By this time Jackson had decided that maybe he did want to talk to the princesses after all.

The girls hugged her goodbye and then here came...

Princess Jasmine!

Even though Jackson has never seen Aladdin, he was a big fan of Jasmine.  You see, his goofy cousin Maddie whispered to Jasmine, "will you marry Jackson?"  Jasmine politely told her that she was already married to Aladdin, but then asked J if she could give him a kiss.  Oh, my!

He shook his head yes, then proceeded to turn bright red as she kissed his cheek!

He didn't wash that kiss off for quite a while--one proud boy right there!

Dessert was next and the kids all chose the three ice cream cones filled with frosting.  How fun!

We made our way out of the castle and started walking back for the ferry.  We hadn't taken any pictures at the entrance of the park and only us three were awake, but we still had to do it.

 

The littlest princess was asleep and so were both of the big ones.  It's hard work looking so cute.

The ferry finally came and were rode back to our neck of the woods.

 

 

I loved our walk back into the hotel--so very peaceful.

 

Little Cinderella slept another hour after we got back--now that's tired!  It was one of the biggest days of her life, I suppose, but one of the best.