Vacation at Park City

We decided to take a little vacation to Park City for a few days with our friends, the Greer's. A little hectic, a little crazy, a lot of kids, and a whole lot of fun! Mari and her kids also joined us for a day. We got a hotel suite and crammed us all in there. In total...5 adults and 10 kids. Damon and I slept in the living room so the kids could have the master bedroom. Seriously, it was the best idea of the trip. With that many kids we needed some separation for the sake of our sanity.

First thing the kids did when getting to their room? Why, Spongebob of course! What else? Chillin' on the bed in front of the TV.

We woke up bright and early the next morning to catch the bobsled race. The weather was beautiful! The storms were supposed to come the next couple days and did they ever! We did all our outside activities on the warm day then stayed indoors the next day while watching the snow pile up through the windows.
It's incredible how fast these bobsleds go. Just taking a picture was a challenge. The kids loved it...as did the adults. Here's a couple pics that actually worked.

Bailee and Kyle.

Trey man.

After the bobsled race we spent some time at Olympic Park, then at the outlets where we met up with Mari and her kids.

Driving out of Olympic Park we saw the German bobsled team. I had Damon pull over so I could hop out and take their picture. There were a couple other ladies doing the same thing and the team wanted us to climb in the sled for the pics. Pretty cool.

Later that day we took the bus to main street to do some window shopping and to go out to eat. The kids loved the bus! Here they are yelling for the bus to come. Love how excited the kids are!

We took the trolley on main street. Another very exciting thing for the kids.

Dinner was a zoo! There were no other kids around and then we walk in the restaurant with 10! The waiter was not that pleased. We ordered 6 pizzas! It ended up feeding us the rest of the trip though.
Cari taking desperate measures to keep the kids out of the road.

The rest of the evening we hung out, played games, ate treats, and laughed hysterically!

Damon sneaking a pic of Bill on the treadmill the next morning.

Thank goodness for lazy days, am I right? Definitely an important part of any vacation.

The kids anxiously waiting to go swimming.

Grizzly and baldy.

We ended the trip with more games, more goodies, and watching the BYU football game. Thanks for sharing an awesome weekend with us, Greer's and Farr's!