pisces
01-02-2007, 03:48 PM
It's a tough decision if you're someone who likes things perfect.
There's a lot of expectation surrounding the day of the 24 and 25 of December.
Those are hectic days anyway, but then to throw in Disneyland into the mix....
It might be a little too too much to deal with.
Keep in mind there were more people than you might expect on Christmas Eve. Lot's more it seemed to me.
I don't know that I would do it again----spend the exact day(s) of.
Especially when, this year, the Carolers stuck around at least till December 29. Right up till December 29, there were Carolers both at GCH and in the Park.
For me, arriving on the 26th makes a little bit more sense, and gives something to look forward to the day after.
And yet, I'm looking at my Christmas Day photos in complete disbelief and overwhelmed at how gorgeous the Park looked on that particular day....December 25th.
I've got a shot of the Snow Globe that you will absolutely not believe, it's so breathtaking and picturesque--with the Castle in the backdrop----and that you couldn't see after the 25th. They took the Snow Globe down immediately.
I've got the most surreal, incredible pictures of the Snow Globe, both day and night on Christmas Day.
Very magical.
There's a lot of expectation surrounding the day of the 24 and 25 of December.
Those are hectic days anyway, but then to throw in Disneyland into the mix....
It might be a little too too much to deal with.
Keep in mind there were more people than you might expect on Christmas Eve. Lot's more it seemed to me.
I don't know that I would do it again----spend the exact day(s) of.
Especially when, this year, the Carolers stuck around at least till December 29. Right up till December 29, there were Carolers both at GCH and in the Park.
For me, arriving on the 26th makes a little bit more sense, and gives something to look forward to the day after.
And yet, I'm looking at my Christmas Day photos in complete disbelief and overwhelmed at how gorgeous the Park looked on that particular day....December 25th.
I've got a shot of the Snow Globe that you will absolutely not believe, it's so breathtaking and picturesque--with the Castle in the backdrop----and that you couldn't see after the 25th. They took the Snow Globe down immediately.
I've got the most surreal, incredible pictures of the Snow Globe, both day and night on Christmas Day.
Very magical.