Twas the Disneyland Before Christmas

innerSpaceman · 12-18-2007, 12:16 PM

... and all through the Park, all was so lovely ... let's go for a lark!

I haven't had enough Disneyland Christmas this year, and I'm going back on Christmas Eve Eve .... if anyone would like to join up for some wonderful Christmassy goodness.

I think one of the most marvelous Xmas-things I've ever experienced was on Main Street, just after this past Thanksgiving. It was my first time seeing this year's holiday decorations, highlighted by the beautiful new winter wonderizing of Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Gemini Cricket and Laurie and I were watching Holiday Believe fireworks and basking in the beautiful snowfall on Main Street, U.S.A. ... when who did we find wandering through the crowds but a teeny tiny Minnie Mouse and her beau, Mickey. They had no handlers, and were going from person to person in the astonished throng, hugging everyone a Merry Christmas.

It was pure Disney magic of the first order.

I've been back a few times, grabbing Christmas tendrils here and there ... but I've an urge to wrap it all up in pretty bow the evening of Sunday, December 23 - - the eve before Christmas Eve.

I just feel like I've been missing some of the Christmasization Disneyland has to offer ... especially the fireworks and snowfall, which I've seen cancelled, stopped in mid-show, just missed, and otherwise out-of-breath from a downtown disney race.

I'm gonna nab a typical "Remember" spot in front of the Castle, and watch Believe and the stunning Sleeping Beauty transforation from a fabulous perch. I'll bring a blanket and save some room. Please join me for Holiday pryomagicalisms!

Let's watch both stages of the earlier Castle Christmacizing at 5:30 and 7:30 (are those the times??). Let's ogle it's a small world in its XmasLight Glory, and hang around for one of the periodic projection shows of Nutcracker Sweetness.

Let's ride a bobsled down the icy slopes of the Majestic Matterhorn, and enjoy any other attractions that have a seasonal greetings connection.

Let's see Santa's reindeer over by the awesome XmasLight treefest on Big Thunder Trail. And harken to Dickens Carolers on Main Street USA, the Chrismassiest Street on Earth.

It'll be a night of hanging out in the Park from twilight till late night. Fun as they are, no gargantuan meals in Downtown Disney. When we're hungry ... and though it won't be breakfast ... let's sample the new menu at the just-reopened River Belle Terrace.

So if anyone's up for some last-minute Yuletide treats, please meet me at the Park this coming Sunday. The most important Christmas ingredient can't be provided by Disneyland. It's the company of friends that makes the holiday special.

Let's have one last Merry Christmas Evening on Christmas Eve Eve at Disneyland.

12-18-2007, 12:16 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Twas the Disneyland Before Christmas ... and all through the Park, all was so lovely ... let's go for a lark! I haven't had enough Disneyland Christmas this year, and I'm going back on Christmas Eve Eve .... if anyone would like to join up for some wonderful Christmassy goodness. I think one of the most marvelous Xmas-things I've ever experienced was on Main Street, just after this past Thanksgiving. It was my first time seeing this year's holiday decorations, highlighted by the beautiful new winter wonderizing of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Gemini Cricket and Laurie and I were watching Holiday Believe fireworks and basking in the beautiful snowfall on Main Street, U.S.A. ... when who did we find wandering through the crowds but a teeny tiny Minnie Mouse and her beau, Mickey. They had no handlers, and were going from person to person in the astonished throng, hugging everyone a Merry Christmas. It was pure Disney magic of the first order. I've been back a few times, grabbing Christmas tendrils here and there ... but I've an urge to wrap it all up in pretty bow the evening of Sunday, December 23 - - the eve before Christmas Eve. I just feel like I've been missing some of the Christmasization Disneyland has to offer ... especially the fireworks and snowfall, which I've seen cancelled, stopped in mid-show, just missed, and otherwise out-of-breath from a downtown disney race. I'm gonna nab a typical "Remember" spot in front of the Castle, and watch Believe and the stunning Sleeping Beauty transforation from a fabulous perch. I'll bring a blanket and save some room. Please join me for Holiday pryomagicalisms! Let's watch both stages of the earlier Castle Christmacizing at 5:30 and 7:30 (are those the times??). Let's ogle it's a small world in its XmasLight Glory, and hang around for one of the periodic projection shows of Nutcracker Sweetness. Let's ride a bobsled down the icy slopes of the Majestic Matterhorn, and enjoy any other attractions that have a seasonal greetings connection. Let's see Santa's reindeer over by the awesome XmasLight treefest on Big Thunder Trail. And harken to Dickens Carolers on Main Street USA, the Chrismassiest Street on Earth. It'll be a night of hanging out in the Park from twilight till late night. Fun as they are, no gargantuan meals in Downtown Disney. When we're hungry ... and though it won't be breakfast ... let's sample the new menu at the just-reopened River Belle Terrace. So if anyone's up for some last-minute Yuletide treats, please meet me at the Park this coming Sunday. The most important Christmas ingredient can't be provided by Disneyland. It's the company of friends that makes the holiday special. Let's have one last Merry Christmas Evening on Christmas Eve Eve at Disneyland.
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