Disney Day 2

We woke up early Thursday morning, ate a good breakfast and headed off to EPCOT!  We hadn't planned it this way, but our trip happened to land during EPCOT's food and wine festival.  We were so thrilled that it did!  Our wallets were not as thrilled...

Logan designed this dress specifically for the day she was to meet the princesses.  A couple months ago she picked two of her dresses and said she wanted the front of one dress and the back of another.  And Aurora on the front.  :)  So I worked some magic and catered to her requests.  I added some capris to help complete the look!

It was H-O-T that day.  It may have only hit the mid 80's but it felt a lot warmer.  Both kids did such a good job, though, despite being so warm.

Logan met Snow White in Germany while Mike was in line for some food.  

Grandpa and Aunt JoAnne met up with us while we were there, too!

We stuffed ourselves full of all kinds of fun cuisine-- Japanese, German, French, American....  It was fabulous.  Then we cooled off with Mickey and Pluto in the Disney Cardholder's lounge.

When we were done with EPCOT we hopped on the monorail and headed over to the Magic Kingdom to meet the princesses before the end of the day.  We had planned on hanging around for the parade and fireworks but were disappointed when we realized they had special events going on there at night and we would miss it the night events there entirely on our trip.  Thankfully we made it there before the park closed and Logan was able to see the princesses in her princess dress!

The line was so small that each princess was able to devote a few minutes talking to her.  She was thrilled!  Rapunzel talked about how similar their hair was since they both are blonde and had braids....

Belle and Logan talked about Aurora on Logan's dress.  Logan told Belle that she and Aurora were her favorite princesses and Belle responded by telling Logan that her favorite book is Sleeping Beauty and so they had something in common, too!

Cinderella wanted to know if Logan had special birds who made her clothes.  Logan was a little baffled (she hasn't watched Cinderella in it's entirety yet) until Cinderella explained that she had birds that made her clothes.  Logan proudly exclaimed that she and mommy made them together.

I was able to get each precious conversation on video for her.  It's hard to hear so it's probably pointless to post them here, but I'm sure she'll treasure them.  And if she doesn't, I will.  It was so fun to see how magical and special it all was for her.  I would drive the 10+ hours again just to see her face with those princesses.

Before leaving for the evening, we did pop in to Mickey's dressing room to say goodbye to him.