Another Lego friend for Ian
The line for the Aquazone Wave Racers was really short (but still took a while).
These lucky kids got to ride Coastersaurus multiple times because the park had closed, we were the last in line, and the workers were feeling extra generous.
A few last pictures on the way out!
Ian loved his new Lego figures!
A plane that flew almost right over us, on the way back to the cottage.
For dinner that night, we stopped at The Taco Stand in downtown San Diego. I liked my tacos okay, but Erik got tired of his after a few bites. Also, we came back to the cottage for the second night in a row to find a door hanging wide open. This time it was the back door. The wind must have blown it open since it got pretty windy on the hill, plus the latch was faulty. With the door being open for who knows how long, a bunch of big mosquito look-alikes swarmed the place. Here are some pictures of the cottage that I took the morning we left.
For dinner that night, we stopped at The Taco Stand in downtown San Diego. I liked my tacos okay, but Erik got tired of his after a few bites. Also, we came back to the cottage for the second night in a row to find a door hanging wide open. This time it was the back door. The wind must have blown it open since it got pretty windy on the hill, plus the latch was faulty. With the door being open for who knows how long, a bunch of big mosquito look-alikes swarmed the place. Here are some pictures of the cottage that I took the morning we left.
A video of us driving on the big hill. I took this the day before Lego Land, but forgot to post it so here it is!
The living area
Dining area
My room and Erik's room
The outside of the cottage
On the drive home, we stopped at McDonalds. Gabe enjoyed playing this very large keyboard.
Such a fun trip to San Diego! I'm glad we got to go!
That was nice riding the rides at the end of the day when the lines were short, and we got extra long ones. The cottage was unique and as well as the roller coaster street.
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