We all had a GREAT time. There were a ton of rides for the girls, and they loved every one of them. No one ever complained of being tired of walking or anything else for that matter. Ben even got to ride on a roller coaster all on his own.
What may have been my favorite moment of the day: when Ben rode his roller coaster he had to get tokens to store his backpack. We were left with some extra tokens and could only use them at one of the arcades inside the park. We gave each girl 3 tokens. I was following Molly around to use her coins. She put one into a machine and got no tickets as a result. She then went to a second machine, put in her last two tokens, and walked away. I have NO idea what she did - only that moments later tickets started pouring out of this game. They just kept coming... and coming... and coming! In the end Molly won 675 tickets!! She was able to get this little pillow as her prize, and was so proud of herself. I was shocked that she somehow got that lucky. We all left the park exhausted, having had so much fun together. It was a nice break from the beach, and so much fun spending the day together.
pic at the start of our day
I didn't even tell them which sign to stand in ;)
getting ready to ride the first ride of the day
cute pic, except for that goofy guy photo bombing...
riding under some water
Ava and Jocelyn were ride buddies most of the day
Molly cooling off while the older girls rode a (mini) roller coaster
we got to meet Elmo!
and Grover!
Ava took this - she loved the different flowers all over the park
their first ride sans parents - they had a blast
Molly and I riding the glider ride
Ava and Jocie got to ride lying down
Jocelyn rode a "big kid" ride with me
riding a baby roller coaster-type ride
they survived TWO rides on the tea cups
they had their own little kid bumper cars
always looking her best
Molly turned more than she actually went anywhere, but she still loved it
riding the baby swings
always all smiles
we returned in the afternoon to find Big Bird for one last photo op
Molly proudly holding her pillow prize
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