Disney Personal Narrative

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First Time at Disney - Personal Narrative After I finished eating I saw an amazing sight I’ll never forget. A casual Wednesday morning I woke up thinking I was going to school, but their was a box downstairs and I said to my mom “Why is their a box on the couch?” Little did I know my parents surprised me and said “We are going to DisneyWorld.” I was really excited! A few hours passed and we were boarding the plane. I was a little scared, but when we took off I realized it wasn't that bad. Day one we went to Magic Kingdom. One of the first things I did was dab in front of Cinderella’s Castle. We then walked down Main Street and went on a roller coaster which was so much fun. On Day two we went to Epcot. We only got to go on one ride; Mission

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