I had taken my GD and her dad down there the year before. My GD is a daredevil, but her dad hates roller coasters. She really wanted to ride Rock & Rollercoaster at MGM, but her dad told her no and said she'd be scared. She put both hands on her hips, and said, "you have to be kidding dad. You mean you'll be scared". I offered to ride it with her, but he refused. A year later I took her back down there for the GM-GD alone trip, when she was about 8 y/o. Before we left, she begged me to allow her to ride Rock & Rollercoaster this time. She asked me right in front of her dad. I looked at him and he just shrugged his shoulders and said whatever, but she'll be scared. My GD gave him a disgusted look and said she wouldn't. Anyway, as soon as we entered MGM, she immediately wanted to go ride the rollercoaster. I asked her twice and she just gave me a disgusted look and assured me she'd love it. Once we got through the preshow and out to the car, I again told her it wasn't too late to bypass it. She gave me a disgusted look, jumped in the car and started looking for a way to fasten a seatbelt. I pulled the chest restraint down over her and told her to hold on to it. She suddenly gave me a panicked look and demanded to know where the seat belts were. Just as I told her there wasn't any and the chest restraint would hold her in, a CM came by and my GD called out to her, "What do you mean there's no seat belts?". The ride took off just then and she spent most of the ride saying she was going to fall out. When we got off the ride, I nervously asked her if she was OK. She assured me she was. I asked her if she wanted to ride it again. She gave me a tentative look and said maybe later she wanted to think about it. She got real quiet and stayed that way. After we walked through the gift shop and all the way outside, we got to that little area where people wait outside the gift shop for their family members to get off the ride. She suddenly put both hands on her hips, and yelled, "Why did you let me get on that ride. That was not a very good idea!". I laughed and reminded her that she had insisted on riding it. She gave me the most disgusted look and said, "What do I know, I'm a kid!". Everyone sitting there heard her, and just died laughing.
That is too funny and cute!
