Grandma and Grandpa Socci Visit: Part 2

The first place we took Grandma and Grandpa was to Trafalga.  This is right after Kaleb's mental breakdown upon finding a preying mantis in his bumper boat.  That was comedy.

Grandpa sure was a good sport to squeeze in with Bradley.  He eventually just put him up on his lap.

Then we headed off to some more rides.  Kaleb got brave this time and actually joined Jaden and Bradley.

Don't let his faces fool you.  He had fun.  This was a ride that just went up and down the side of a lighthouse.

Next was a mini Buccaneer.

I love it when the boys are "Best Buddies."  It's rare, but it's beautiful.

Next was the car racing.

Again, pay no attention to the look of terror on Kaleb's face.  It's all a facade.

See? He's just fine!

Next was the Rock Wall.  I told you Kaleb was getting braver.  Check him out!

Bradley rode the Frog Hopper...

And again, Kaleb surprised us with his bravery and actually joined him.

After that, Charles, and I took Jaden, Kaleb, Bradley and Grandpa to play their first game of Laser Tag.  I had forgotten how much fun that is!  We were the blue team.  We got slaughtered.  But we had a blast anyway.

Then we all took a break and ate some Dippin' Dots.  A first for Grandma and Grandpa.

After fueling up, we all played a round of Black Light Miniature Golf, lost Bradley, found Bradley and then headed to the arcade.

Charles and Chuck both swear they kept hitting "Jackpot" on this game, but were getting cheated.  It was true.  I saw it with my own eyes. 

The kids found a game that all 3 of them could play together and be on a team.  It was pretty cute to watch.

Even Charles had to get in there. 

And Grandpa was good to fill in when needed.

Who seems to enjoy the hunting game more, the little boys?...

... or the big boys?

Skeeball was Brynnlee's favorite game.

Grandpa made sure the kids never ran out of coins.  We decided to leave, when Brynnlee had had enough.

They won a few tickets.

It took forever to push them all through the counting machine.

But when we were done, we had a grand total.  

I turned to Sherrie and said we needed 3 more tickets.  She just happened to find exactly 3 more on the ground.  900.  Wow.

After 12 hours of shopping the prize bar with their tickets, the kids came home with their loot.  The older 2 chose a lot of army men and indians.  Bradley loaded up on candy. 

That was a fun day out, but that's not all we did...