Dumbo?

Unlike the Teacups from yesterday, I do not plan to ride the Dumbo ride. If others would like to ride it, I'm cool with that.  I will sit back and take pictures and videos. 

It took some doing, but I found a few of my favorite videos from the Dumbo ride:

The long story continues:

The Matterhorn Beckons

Finally, they made their way toward Matterhorn Bobsleds, the towering, snow-covered peak looming ahead of them. The sight of it instantly brought smiles and excitement to the group.

“Oh yes,” Scot said, practically bouncing on his feet. “Now this is a ride worth waiting for.”

“Agreed,” Jeff said, eyeing the queue. “Even if the Yetis have been slacking lately.”

They hopped into line, which moved surprisingly fast, but the excitement was palpable.

“This is one of my favorites,” Trevor said, looking up at the mountain. “You never know which part of your body will hurt afterward.”

“And bonus points if you don’t slam into the side of the bobsled,” Zac added.

“We’ve been training for this all day,” Steve said confidently, stretching out his legs. “Ready to face the mighty Matterhorn!”

As they shuffled closer to the front of the line, there was only one thing on everyone’s mind—racing down the side of the mountain, dodging Yetis, and bracing themselves for the wildest ride yet.

 

The Bumpy Matterhorn Adventure

The Matterhorn Bobsleds delivered exactly what everyone expected: a thrilling but jarring ride down the side of a snowy mountain with plenty of bumps and bruises along the way. As the families hopped into their bobsleds, Steve shouted, “Hold on! This is basically a roller coaster made of potholes!”

The bobsleds clattered up the mountain, and with each sudden turn and drop, the families bounced in their seats like popcorn in a microwave.

“This is... not... smooth!” Mandy managed to say between bounces, gripping the side of the sled for dear life.

“Bumpy?!” Lissa exclaimed as they were thrown into another corner. “It feels like we’re being launched off the mountain!”

Julene laughed, but it was more of a survival laugh. “This is the Swiss Chiropractic Experience! They should advertise that!”

As the ride finally came to an end and the bobsleds coasted into the unloading zone, everyone’s hair was windswept, and some looked a bit dazed.

“That was awesome,” Zac said, cracking his back. “I think I’m a couple of inches shorter now, though.”

Jeff rubbed his shoulder, chuckling. “I feel like I’ve been in a car accident—but a fun one.”