This view never gets old

We hopped on the train to avoid the first main street electrical parade crowd. We had plans to see the second show since there was less of a crowd. And it worked out perfectly.

We then headed to Batuu for a snack and to watch the fireworks. This is quickly becoming one of our favorite places to see them.

But be warned, it's LOUD over here.

While waiting for the MSEP, we started to hear some weird noises, and then the super fun "We don't talk about Bruno" show started on It's a Small World. We had no idea it was even a thing. But loved it.

Even though I'll never ride them again, figured I should get some night shots of the Submarine Voyage.

It sure does look beautiful

But there's just something about sitting in a steel tube with recycled air while we're still in a pandemic that doesn't appeal to me at all. I get it, that also describes planes, but those are a necessity.

Love the addition of Hank

Of course, the main reason we decided to come down to Orange County a day early, the Main St. Electrical Parade. We also tried something new that night and did a live stream on Instagram.

I know it's the nostalgia in me, but I love this.

The best

Dopey is still a pretty good driver!

After the MSEP we decided to take a ride on Storybook land. I really liked how this picture turned out.

I know we've ridden this since the parks reopened, but neither of us could remember Arendale being a part of the attraction.

Day two, it was time for a quick visit to DCA and brunch at Lamplight Lounge.

Believe it or not, this was our first time riding this

On one of our favorite silly rides at DCA!

How we feel when Emotional Whirlwind is closed

After rides on Little Mermaid, Grizzly and the Zephyr, it was time for brunch!

We had never eaten here before. Not when it was Wolfgang Puck. Not when it was Ariel's Grotto.

I tried the Brunch Burger and it was fantastic. We will definitely be eating here again.