Princess Tea Party

Faith was pretty excited that we got tickets to go to the Princess Tea Party Saturday afternoon.

I don't know if Megan was as excited.

Ariel taught us the proper way to eat chocolate chip cookies and drink apple juice.

And Tiana came to teach the kids how to waltz.

More time with Ariel. By now she is well aware who her little stalker is.

Hope had her chocolate chip cookie all over her hands. I'm sure Tiana's thinking, "This little girl is going to get chocolate all over my dress." She was very sweet, though, and talked to Hope anyway.

Playing Games

The kids loved the entertainers before dinner each night, the family activities, and all of the games we played. They raced their vegetables in the Mickey 200.

We entered the golf contest.

And one night we dominated the Who Wants to be a Mouseketeer? game. Three of the four contestants they called up to play one night were from our family: Spencer, Megan and Doug.

I helped Spencer.

Megan

Doug and Faith

Pirates in the Caribbean

We were in the Pacific, but the theme for dinner tonight was Pirates in the Caribbean. Wow, people really take this pirate night seriously with how they dress up. We didn't bring our pirate wear, but had a fun night anyway.

Every night dinner has a new theme, and the servers dress up for it.

I guess we can count the free pirate bandanas as dressing up for dinner.

The servers had another great night of dancing around and waving the pirate flags. Our server took Hope with her to dance around the tables.

After dinner we went out to the top deck around the pool for the pirate party.

Disney does everything better. What's a pirate party without fireworks? We froze our buns off watching them, but it was still pretty awesome.

I loved the pirate towelogami tonight.

Beach Bums

Our water taxi dropped us off at this great beach to soak up the Cabo sun.

We bought a bowl and salt and pepper shakers from this guy on the beach and the kids were fascinated with how he carved our name in it.

And then we walked back to the pier through the marine and shopping district.