The snowfall at Small World Mall was quite amazing - we worked up quite a lather feeling more like the opening scene of Car Wash than a Winter Wonderland:

Not Afraid of Snow:


Snow at Sea takes the Commodore:


My own snowfall:

That snow is a tad over the top!

I am glad you had a good time!

When the reports that there were 60-70,000 people in the park all I could think of was the year we were there when there was 80,000+ crammed in (was a Candlelight weekend 5 years ago). We could not move things were so crowded. There was even over an hour wait for StoryBook and Small World Holiday was showing a 4+ hour wait. There was even huge throngs of people on BTMTrail.

The New projection on IASW that comes after the clock does it's regular thingie is pretty cool. ALL of the lights of IASW go off, music starts and the facade is turned into a giant gingerbread house. It is somewhat psychodelic is feel, so bring your drugs if you are so inclined.

I admire a man who can maintain such a dignified look despite being covered in fake snow!

The snow looks much better than in the past. The couple of times I went for the snowfall last year, all I got was a couple of flakes! Course it does look like you went thru a car wash. LOL

I'm so glad I didn't go yesterday,I heard the Park was crazy busy. But I'm going tomorrow. The nice thing about being an AP is that you don't have to do anything if you don't want to.

Lovely pictures. I am jealous about your Brazilian Foam party experience. :)

I only have one request.

Smell my finger.

:rolleyes: EVerybody smells her finger.

And speaking of smells, € almost went into anaphylaxis over the reindeer stank on Big Thunder Trail. Mmmm, reindeer pee. Santa's Ho-Ho Holiday Hoedown is very cute, though. Sort of like a reincarnation of Santa's Village.

But it needs a Ho-Ho Holiday Hosedown.

And I like what Matt's gang is doing in the way of decorations over across the Esplanade - If they keep this up, they may actually get that turd to shine.




BEWARE THE FOAM!!!

hmmm. smells like rudolph.

One person (and family) who we saw but who didn't smell my finger was Cirquelover ie: Jill! We ran into the three of them in the Star Trader (and the Commodore didn't want to go inside!). It was great to see Jill and her family and hear all about all of the VMK activities her son had been doing since the park was so crowded that day. He's had all sorts of virtual prizes he had won. Sort of fun to see that this "extras" can come in handy on super busy days.