We love Sea World.
William loves the animals, the shows, the rides. Every time we go, he talks about all the people he needs to bring and show everything to. This past weekend was his chance. On Sunday we went to Sea World with my mom and dad (Nana and BaPa), my sister, her husband Ryan, and their baby Maverick and my aunt and uncle (Diana and Randy).
We had a great time running from show to show. The Halloween festivities far exceeded my expectations. Everything was decorated and there were many workers in costumes (especially after dark).
These pictures are in the stands as we waited for Azul (best show at Sea World right now) to begin.
After the show, the kids spontaneously posed in front of an ugly background for a picture. Fortunately they are all precious.
While the more adventurous and less pregnant folks went and rode roller coasters, BaPa, Diana, Randy and I took the kids through Fantasea. The costumes were amazing and the kids got to trick-or-treat. They even had really good candy and were very generous.
William didn't really like going near the people in costumes. I couldn't decided if it was because most of them were pretty girls (which makes him shy) or because they were in big costumes.
Landry and Maverick thought they were great.
Then William talked BaPa in to finally trying out a roller coaster.
While the adventurous group again went on some more rides, the rest of us took the kids to the Count Down to Halloween Show. 
William didn't want to go because Sesame Street is so for 2 year olds, but he ended up enjoying himself.
By the time we left the park, it was WELL past Landry's bed time, but she had no problem getting comfortable in her stroller.
At the front gate was the music and dance show and it was pretty awesome. We watched for a little while before heading to our cars in a state of pure exhaustion.
This was the first time we had been to one of the holiday times at Sea World. It was well worth the trip, especially with the nicer weather.
While the adventurous group again went on some more rides, the rest of us took the kids to the Count Down to Halloween Show. William didn't want to go because Sesame Street is so for 2 year olds, but he ended up enjoying himself. At 8pm was the Rock and Roll Shamu Show. It was great!
Uncle Randy bought William and Landry their first Churros, which was just the pick-me-up they needed to make it through the late night.
By the time we left the park, it was WELL past Landry's bed time, but she had no problem getting comfortable in her stroller.
At the front gate was the music and dance show and it was pretty awesome. We watched for a little while before heading to our cars in a state of pure exhaustion.This was the first time we had been to one of the holiday times at Sea World. It was well worth the trip, especially with the nicer weather.Happy Howl-O-Scream!
1 comments:
ok, i read this post a while ago but never got to see the pictures. i dont blame william- those costumes are a little scary. but i love all the pics- diana always holding little mav!
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