Disney-Personal Narrative

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Last year I found out that I was going to Disney with Becky and Michael, my mom and dad’s friends. I was extremely excited because I had only gone once before and I had been asking to go for years. We left in late July and came back 7 days later. While we were there we went to all of the parks and stayed in the Disney animal Kingdom lodge. Going to Disney was incredibly important to me because I got to spend time with other than my family and I got to do something that I had been wanting to do for a long time. My favorite part of Disney was seeing the fireworks and seeing the differences in the unusual buildings that were so diverse. The weather was really nice when we were at Disney however, in evening it would start to rain, on our to monorail

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