Descriptive Essay About Disneyland

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One bright and sunny morning, my Family planned an exciting trip to a land of make believe.we woke up early and i had no idea that we were on our way to an adventure. When suddenly, I look up and mickey’s face is on an enormous ferris wheel. I realize our adventure is leading us to Disneyland.my first time to Disneyland was remarkable because of thrilling rides, amazing structures, and the firework show.

The rides were the best part of Disneyland my favorite ride was the enormous ferris wheel.the scariest ride was the Haunted Mansion.I enjoyed this ride because you can see the whole amusement Park. The scariest ride was the Haunted Mansion. It was frightening because There was ghosts having a party and from the ride you can see them then there was lights shining down on them then the ride keeps going then the lights go out and you can see nothing then it keeps going then you go out of the darkness then at almost the end of the ride there's these three picture frames and you can see your reflection but you were ghosts. Then me and my brother went on an enjoyable small ride so me and my brother was waiting for the amusing ride then we finally went on the ride.I was full of …show more content…

The first place that caught my attention was the Disney castle. The Disney castle was so colorful like it looked like It glowed then we headed over to the Disney castle. It made me so cheerful so me, my brother, my mom, and grandpa I was so happy inside and i was so excited to be there we went to go see on the inside of the castle and on the left side there was stairs leading up. Then we went up the staircase and it was actually sleeping beauty's half of the castle. Then on the wall we could see sleeping beauty singing and humming with the birds and animals. Then we went up some more and saw her sleeping in her nice comfy bed. Then we went back down stairs and then when we went forward we saw the other half of the Amusement

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