Personal Narrative: A Day At The Disney World

"Ahh!" The sounds of joyful screams and laughter filled the air. I could feel the warmth of the sun on my face as I looked up to see the huge Disney castle in front of me. It was our first time at Disney World, and the Florida sun was strong. My mother handed me fluffy pink cotton candy, as we walked around staring in awe at all of the rides and sights. There were huge Disney characters walking around, posing, and taking pictures with children and their families. Balloons in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head were floating, dancing ocassionaly whenever a refreshing gust of wind came. It was like a dream. Never had I seen so many happy, smiling faces. Young and old, everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves, and laughing at something. After wandering
I helped him in and we settled as we waited for the ride to start. We had decided that we wanted to spin extra fast. We began spinning the wheel together, and the cup started spinning. The other small children watched us in awe as our tea cup began to resemble a green blurr. All of a sudden, lights turned on and the cups began moving! The dizziness hit me almost immediately. The air was filled with our laughter, the tickle in my stomach was unbearable. What once were purple, blue, pink, green, yellow tea cups were now a rainbow of color and people. And just like that, we were slowing down. My brother and I had not once let go of the wheel or stopped turning itm our knucles were yellow from our firm grips. As I took my hand off the wheel I felt it was also drenched with sweat. We stumbled out of the giant green tea cup and headed toward our mother. We must've looked ridiculous and wind-blown because she laughed as soon as she saw us. The joyous feeling I had never left me as I got older. Our trips to Florida were always what my family and I looked forward to. That day was enough to convince me that Disney World was truly the happiest place on