How To Describe Disneyland

When we think Disneyland, we think the happiest place on earth. For those who think this is an exaggeration, let me shed some light on why this place is magical for me. Disneyland to me means family traditions with a heart full of happiness and love. When you first enter Disneyland, you are overcome with a vast amount of emotions. I get a nervous feeling deep inside my gut. The excitement overwhelms me, knowing that in just a few small steps, I will see the castle at the end of Main Street. The smell of churros are in the air. The crowds are filled with children and parents. You can hear children’s laughter and excitement. And if you look closely, you can see Mickey and friends in the corner signing autographs and taking pictures. I close my
An enormous castle fit for any king or queen. The tops look as though they are scraping the sky; colors of pale pink and baby blue grace the tall pillars. A draw bridge decorates the castle. As I gaze into the background, I can see the tip of The Matterhorn, which makes me want to make a mad dash to Frontierland where my favorite Disney attraction awaits. Alas, the Pirates of the Caribbean. As we enter the ride, a scent that is memorable and everlasting overcomes my senses. It is difficult to describe; however, I would say it is a musty, sweet, and wet smell. Sounds gross right? Until you smell if for yourself you will never truly appreciate it. Moving along through each attraction, I can hear The Little Mermaid’s Under the Sea, and look up to see a gigantic crab making its way through the park with the rest of the parade. The loud music and dancing characters will make any adult feel young again. As night approaches, the crowd gathers in front of the castle for one of the greatest experiences of your life, the fireworks. I get choked up as I watch this incredible display of pyrotechnics that creates a Disney experience out of this world. The loud booms and sparkles of pure happiness shower the top of Sleeping Beauty’s