Do you remember our Peter Pan playset? It consisted of figurines of the major characters from the movie and some other cool accessories.
We purchased the playset during one of our many visits to Disneyland. It formed the core of our box of "pirate toys."
Often we used the figures and accessories when playing with our "ocean" toys - especially the rowboat and gazebo. We usually played with them on the glass coffee table, which served as the "water surface" of many ocean and island adventures, at the green house in Lancaster.
Theonly real downside to the figures is that they didn't move like our many other action figures!
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Showing posts with label Peter Pan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Pan. Show all posts
Friday, September 13, 2013
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Our day in Disneyland two years ago!
Pirate helper, Aug. 6, 2011. |
You got to be the pirate helper at the telling of "Peter Pan" in the House of the Future. Then we went on the SS Columbia ship in Frontierland.
Next we went back over to the do the Jedi Academy, where you fought Darth Vader. Later, it was off to Tom Sawyer Island in Frontierland.
Finally, we went over California Adventure and played on the Redwood Challenge Trail. Then we left for my home in Encinitas!
Here's a whole bunch of pictures from our adventure!
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Recall your Imaginext boat toy?
Do you remember your cool Imaginext ocean boat toy? We had lots of fun playing with that when you were a preschooler.
We'd clear off the glass-topped coffee table in the living room and pretend it was the surface of the ocean. Then we set a jungle playset you had at one end and have our boat sail toward it. Sometimes we used the ocean animals that came with the boat (and that we'd aquired elsewhere) and have them attack the boat!
The boat came with a cool submersible that we could put the crew in. We'd also use a boat from a Peter Pan set of toys you had and have our crew row it to the island.
There also were addditional guys who went with the boat that we bought.
We'd clear off the glass-topped coffee table in the living room and pretend it was the surface of the ocean. Then we set a jungle playset you had at one end and have our boat sail toward it. Sometimes we used the ocean animals that came with the boat (and that we'd aquired elsewhere) and have them attack the boat!
The boat came with a cool submersible that we could put the crew in. We'd also use a boat from a Peter Pan set of toys you had and have our crew row it to the island.
There also were addditional guys who went with the boat that we bought.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Recall the Peter Pan book reading?
A year ago today, we went to Disneyland together. Since we'd gone so many times before, we both were in the mood to find something different to do. And we did!
For the first time ever, we went to the robot show which was near the House of Tomorrow. Then we went to the house of Tomorrow itself and played some video games we'd never done before.
But then we fell back on some old standbys., most notably participating in the Peter Pan show. Do you remember playing with the cannon on the ship-shaped bed they had in the Peter Pan room (see the picture at right)? We'd gone so many times to the show that you virtually had it memorized!
And, of course, you participated in the Jedi Academy training and got to battle Darth Vader! That was such a constant of our Disneyland visits that often the rides and shows we went to revolved our the Jedi Academy show schedule.
Here's a whole bunch of pictures from our visit that day!
For the first time ever, we went to the robot show which was near the House of Tomorrow. Then we went to the house of Tomorrow itself and played some video games we'd never done before.
But then we fell back on some old standbys., most notably participating in the Peter Pan show. Do you remember playing with the cannon on the ship-shaped bed they had in the Peter Pan room (see the picture at right)? We'd gone so many times to the show that you virtually had it memorized!
And, of course, you participated in the Jedi Academy training and got to battle Darth Vader! That was such a constant of our Disneyland visits that often the rides and shows we went to revolved our the Jedi Academy show schedule.
Here's a whole bunch of pictures from our visit that day!
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