Dallas, TX
Lina and I got there at 6:00 PM and she was still not ready to leave at 11:00 PM when they closed! That’s how much fun she was having. We were able to do pretty much everything though. We got lucky the lines weren’t that bad and it wasn’t freezing.
The first thing we did was eat. There were so many food trucks with delicious food it was hard to decide what to choose. I ended up going for some tacos! You can never go wrong with some delicious tacos. Lina, of course, had some hot chocolate. During the winter I don’t think there is ever a day that goes by without Lina having her cup of hot chocolate. While we ate, we got to hear a lovely lady perform some Christmas music. She was great!
Once we finished eating the great search of finding the reindeer began! She was anxious to begin. I loved how well everything was made. Every little detail of the place made a difference. Starting off with that GORGEOUS ENORMOUS TREE! As soon as you enter the maze you are given a card where Santa is asking for your help to find his missing Reindeer. Lina immediately took off! It was so fun watching how excited she got. I will never forget that face she made. Everything was so surreal to her! I will forever cherish this day. I wish I was able to take more artistic photos of her and the place, but she was too anxious and didn’t give me enough time. I am glad she at least let me take a few!
The reindeer on the left was the first one she found. We took a picture with every single one. She really enjoyed taking the photo and scratching off their names from the card.
Finding Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer was the most exciting moment for her! It was placed in a very unique place where everything was lit with white lights.
At the end when you found all the reindeer you got a prize from Santa where he thanks you for finding all his reindeer. You also got to meet him and take a picture with him. Lina has never liked taking pictures with Santa, but I was very proud of her this day. She actually wanted to take a picture with him, she talked to him, sat on his lap, smiled, and didn’t cry! I don’t know if it’s the age or she simply believed it was the real Santa!
After pictures with Santa while we waited for our turn to go ice skating we did a little shopping. There were some very interesting shops.
Lina made lots of friends while skating too! It was fun seeing her interact with others.
After skating time was over she told me she wanted to take skating lessons. Guess I’ll need to add that to our schedule.
It was time to go now, and on our way out we ran into a snow machine. She asked, “Mommy can I play with the snow for a few minutes?” I told her, “yes” and I just sat back and enjoyed such beautiful moment. I took me back to the time when I was a child and how much I enjoyed even the slightest bit of snow.
It was wonderful. I do not know where the Enchant Christmas maze will be next year, but if I was given the opportunity to go again I would! I hope you guys enjoyed seeing a small glimpse of Lina’s experience at Enchant Christmas. It was definitely one of the largest mazes I had ever been to. They definitely kept up with the quote “everything is big in Texas”!
And of course, I had to take a picture of the Cowboys Stadium with the gorgeous sunset.
I hope everyone has a great start to the new year! Happy 2018 everyone. Best of wishes to you and your family.
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Your pictures are gorgeous.
Thank you so much!