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Passholder Perks

Additional Hours in Disney California Adventure Park on Thursday 

Nights

There are so many benefits to being an Annual Passholder right now — and here's one more.

Get the chance to jump-start your weekend! On Thursday nights throughout February 2013, Annual
Passholders have the opportunity to stay late in Disney California Adventure Park.

The park will stay open for an additional 2 hours after regular closing for Passholders to explore most
attractions, stores and dining locations in Disney California Adventure Park.

Officially start the weekend with a stay at a Disneyland Resort hotel. Check out Hotel Rates for Annual 
Passholders.

Dates for Annual Passholder Extended Hours

• Thursday, February 7, 2013
• Thursday, February 14, 2013
• Thursday, February 21, 2013
• Thursday, February 28, 2013

Time

• For 2 hours after regular park closing

Admission

• All participating Annual Passholders and their Guests (ages 3 and older) must be valid Annual Passholders on the day of entry for admission to the Park, for check-in and admission to the Annual Passholder Extended Hours event. Photo ID may be required.

Check-In and Wristbands

• Check-in begins at 12:00 noon on the day of the event only, and must be completed in person.
• Wristbands are required for access to attractions during Annual Passholder Extended Hours.
• Wristbands are valid only for that day's event and are subject to availability.
• Passholders with wristbands may enter the event until thirty (30) minutes prior to the end of the event.

Wristband Distribution

• From 12:00 noon to the start of the event:
  Wristbands will be distributed inside the Main Entrance of Disney California Adventure Park to the right of the turnstiles.
• Once the event has begun:
  Wristbands will be distributed at the Main Entrance turnstiles to Disney California Adventure Park.

Parking

• Parking will be available at both the Mickey & Friends parking structure and the Toy Story parking area.
• Appropriate parking fees will apply.
• Mickey & Friends parking trams and Toy Story shuttles will continue to run for one hour after the end of an Annual Passholder Extended Hours event.
• Shuttle service to all other Disneyland Resort parking lots will end at their normally scheduled times following Disneyland Park closing.

Additional Information

• This event and all event elements including, without limitation, applicable event days and times and operation of attractions, entertainment and services may vary and are subject to change or cancellation without notice.
• Annual Passholder Extended Hours admission does not guarantee access to any attraction or location, and may involve long wait periods.
• Wristbands may not be sold or transferred for commercial purposes and have no cash value.
• Subject to capacity, scheduled park events and other restrictions.

Adventure Mobile

Ryan and I are starting our quest of searching for the perfect Adventure Mobile.

Our DREAM Adventure Mobile would be a VW Bus (with the pop top).

As I am sure you can imagine, since we are looking for ones from the 60's and 70's, they are few and far between. They are hard to come by and when you do find them they are either trashed or out of our price range.

We have also been thinking that we could buy a van (think 'painters van') and just build out the inside. We would probably build up the floor a foot or so, that way Ryan's surf boards would be able to slide in under it. We would add insulation (so that it would be warm enough to sleep in), shelving and storage, possibly a table and a little kitchenette. Of course we would also need to paint and decal the Adventure Mobile :)

A few things need to fall in place - such as selling Ryan's motorcycle and his truck (the Adventure Mobile will be his main mode of transportation, or at least that is what we are assuming right now) - before we can actually be considered 'in the market', but right now we are enjoying the search.

Workout Recap - Week 5

I am so excited to get my hubby out with me for some of my workouts. Normally Thursdays (because of our Growth Group commitment) and Sundays are my rest days. Lately Ryan has been wanting to run a couple miles on Sundays (we are running the Disney Royal Family 5K with my parents in Orlando in a few weeks), which is super fun. We have just been running around the house and over to a nearby park - but hey, I am pumped he is getting out there with me. As I mentioned before, he will be running his first half marathon with me in September (WHOOO HOOO) so I am sure we will get serious about our Sunday runs in a couple months, but for now, a mile here or there is fine by me. 

PS Can you believe it is February already?! 

Sunday, January 27th - Easy 2.3 miles with the hubby, Foam Rolled & Stretched

Monday, January 28th - Long intervals on the elliptical for 60 minutes, Foam Rolled & Stretched

Tuesday, January 29th - 3 hours of 'extreme segway riding', Strength Training (abs, back, arms and legs), Foam Rolled & Stretched

Wednesday, January 30th - Elliptical for 60 minutes, Foam Rolled & Stretched

Thursday, January 31st - Rest Day

Friday, February 1st - 10 miles, Foam Rolled & Stretched

Saturday, February 2nd - 16 mile bike ride with the hubby

I am happy that I jumped on the Workout Recap craze. I think it helps keep me accountable, as well as it is a good way to reflect on what I have been doing, what I can do to keep my workouts 'new and exciting', see where my downfalls may be, etc. It is sort of like a food diary - when you have to write it down it makes you think about it a little more beforehand. 

"Easy" 10

Yesterday after work I went out to run an 'easy' 10 miles. By easy I mean I was going to run it at a slow tempo, taking it nice and easy. The weather was perfect - especially for the First of February! 70*s and sunny with a slight breeze - superb (I guess that is why I live in Sunny SoCal :) ).

Last week was pretty rough at work (the last week of the month and the first week of the month are crazy for me), full of frustrations. I kept looking at my Garmin, trying to keep a slow pace, but I guess my 'running angry' just got the best of me.

I think my first 7 miles were all around 9:20 pace, and my last 3 were slightly slower around 9:40 pace. I was shooting for 10 minutes or slower (probably between 1:40 and 1:50) per mile, so I guess I sort of missed that. I guess my aggression got the best of me - but hey, at least it was still a solid work out :) Just not what I was expecting when I tied my running shoes.

Paperman

Introducing a groundbreaking technique that seamlessly merges computer-generated and hand-drawn animation techniques, first-time director John Kahrs takes the art of animation in a bold new direction with the Oscar®-nominated short, "Paperman." Using a minimalist black-and-white style, the short follows the story of a lonely young man in mid-century New York City, whose destiny takes an unexpected turn after a chance meeting with a beautiful woman on his morning commute. Convinced the girl of his dreams is gone forever, he gets a second chance when he spots her in a skyscraper window across the avenue from his office. With only his heart, imagination and a stack of papers to get her attention, his efforts are no match for what the fates have in store for him. Created by a small, innovative team working at Walt Disney Animation Studios, "Paperman" pushes the animation medium in an exciting new direction.