Fun in Disneyland

     We are here at the entrance of Disneyland! I can see lots and lots of families and friends going in and out, and I can feel the joyful atmosphere surrounding us. Each of us is dying to go in this magical land and start our tremendous journey. In the morning, we participated in a leadership program planned by disney. Our leader Courtney told us about some interesting facts and stories about Walt Disney, and taught us what it takes to become a great leader. Also we had fun activities and got to take rides without waiting in line. It was such a precious time we spent having fun and learning about leadership with such a great leader.
     Then we split up into groups, starting our real adventure. Our group had a tipical American meal first: fast food. We had fun trying different kinds of soft drinks, and the weirdest of all was a blue-colored drink that looks pretty limpid. We had no idea what that was made of, and it tasted really funny. Then, we started rushing from Tomorrowland to Mickey's Toontown, from Adventureland to Frontierland, riding every ride that comes into view and taking as many photos as we can. We wanted to make sure that we did everything worth doing and preserved all of the fabulous moments during our voyage. To take the most rides instead of wasting time while waiting in line, we decided to take fastpasses and run all over the place and get on as many rides we can. The ride we waited for the longest was Indiana Jones Adventure. It was tiring to wait for like an hour just to get on this one single ride, but it was definitely worth it!
     The highlights of the night were the amazing fireworks. Everyone gathered near the castle and waited in silence. I can see all of their excited faces and them desperately waiting for the fireworks to dazzle the night. As the show goes on, I could hear them breath with wonder. Every one of us was shocked by this fantastic and breath-taking moments.
     We all have dreams, big or small, difficult to achieve or doesn't fit in with others. Right now, I'm reminded about the beautiful dreams I had before I looked at what others think and gave up, and that I still have hope. This is the most important thing that I've learned during my special day in Disneyland.