48 straight hours of just awesomeness, laughs, smiles, headbanging and some of the cheesiest and cutest moments America and I have ever shared. It all started on Friday with going to go see Devin Townsend and Gojira at the Fonda Theater (previously known as The Music Box). America and I had bought our tickets last week, and then a few days ago, she also won a pair of tickets online. We ended up giving our tickets to Irving and Kim and picked up the tickets America had won at Will Call. It wasn't until we were inside that we found out that the Will Call tickets were not for the pit. Oh well, we still enjoyed the show. Even though Devin didn't play any Ziltoid material, I was still super happy to have finally been able to see him. He's a total clown and I'm glad that he sticks to his persona live. Playing "Lucky Animals" live was way too funny. Gojira was super awesome live. Lots of double-pedal, energy and great vocals. There was a cool part where the singer and drummer traded instruments. Overall it was a great show and America got to meet Robert Trujillo of Metallica (which was super cool!), and I got to meet Jeff Kendrick of DevilDriver :D
On Saturday we woke up to the sound of rain. Lots of drips and lots of drops. Strangely enough, during the entire drive from the valley to Disneyland, it rained the entire way and the rain mysteriously disappeared when we arrived and the skies cleared up almost instantly too. The park was super empty the entire day, which helped make it that much more enjoyable. Just upon arrival, Star Tours, Indiana Jones and Space Mountain were EMPTY. In total, we pretty much got on every ride that wasn't closed for refurbishing (Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain). Being at Disney, I found it completely my duty to find Oswald the Lucky Rabbit merch, but to my disdain, it turns out it can only be found inside California Adventure (total bummer), so America and I just ended up getting the Oswald hats and they're fucking awesome!!!!!! I also found out that Disney had released a Kingdom Hearts Mickey trading pin. It looked so cool, I had to get it. But nothing seemed to top the day more than ending it all with dinner the Blue Bayou (the restaurant at Pirates of the Caribbean). It was all around cute, calming and romantic. We sat there and talked for two hours over some delicious food and ice cream until the park closed. Yum. A spectacular 48 hours indeed.