When we arrived in IMG we had to wait because it was still closed.When it opened

everyone was screaming and running around. My classmates said we were going to ride Thor first but I didn’t come because I was scared and I was to short for the ride. So me and Chloe went to a store and she bought a stuffed toy.

After we went to Spider Man and I thought it was just going in a circle but I was wrong there was more inside and it was very fun. Then we went to a avengers ride and it was just a 3D ride with a story.

Then it was time to eat, and we had to find the restaurant to get our food. After we ate we went to the Power Puff girl ride and it went upside down. At first I was scared but then I enjoyed the ride. When the ride was finished I can’t lift up the thing so that you don’t fall and I thought that I was stuck .

Then we went to lazy town and went to a ride that you have to pull a rope so that you can go up and it was hard to pull the rope down but I still had fun. After we had to line up because we had to go back to school.

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