Luckily they know right where that is, so again, if we got separated, we’d meet up there. To get the “tickets” to get your candy canes you have to go straight to the Candy Palace on Main Street and get in another line (lots of lines this morning). Twenty eight minutes until the second leg of our race. We weren’t the only ones in the race, but I am happy to report that we made it to one of the gates with only one person in front of us pretty impressive, huh? Now, it was wait time again. I had my purse unzipped and ready for inspection, the minute it turned 7:30 I got it checked and we booked it straight to the main gate. The run was short and they knew right where to go. I told the boys that as soon as we were through that line, we had to run as fast as we could to the main gate, and that if we got separated to just meet up there. Guess who was now first in line to make the mad dash to the main gates? Us! So, as soon as I saw them arrange the tables I grabbed my boys’ hands and ran over. However, I noticed that they were prepping the other side (4 more lines just to the right of where we were standing) to be opened. When we walked up to the security check there were 4 lines already, and each were probably about 20-30 people long. Luckily it wasn’t a magical morning day so hotel guests could not get into the park early to steal our place in line. At 7:30 they check your bags and then you can go wait at the gates until opening, which was at 8:00 the day we went. It used to be that you could line right up at the main gate, but with the security check points that are now in place, you have to wait there until 7:30. Door to door, it takes us about 25 minutes to get to Disneyland. I had to wake up at 5:30, get myself ready, get the kids up, fed and ready to leave by 6:30. The beginning of our day was actually more labor intensive than going to school. “Guys, we’re ditching school to go to Disneyland and watch them make candy canes!” I will follow that by saying that I also believe that ditch days are OK if your children are being exposed to unique experiences that are also educational. Let me start by saying that I am a former teacher, I hold a current elementary education credential and believe that it is important for children to go to school. So, why not take care of it now and share it here on the Disney Food Blog? Something I’d have to do at least once in my lifetime.
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