Lights, Camera, Action WIGGLES!

Some acrobatics

Romp bomp a chomp

The look on Cameron's face when the Wiggles first came out

Waiting for the show to start

Well Sunday was the big day. The day Cameron and I had been anticipating for months. It was Wiggle time!

I woke up Sunday morning with a Wiggles song stuck in my head already and from then knew there was no hope in getting rid of it. When Cameron woke up I reminded him what day it was and he was very excited. Up until we left that morning all I heard from him was "are we going to see the Wiggles now?"

You can guess by the time we actually arrived at the Silverdome (where the show was) he was pretty excited. We had to get there early knowing how busy it was going to be, but boy did I underestimate it. I thought we'd be one of the first cars in the car park but to my surprise we ended up with one way down the bottom in the overflow carpark. With hundreds of cars still behind me. And that was an hour early!

The show started at 11 o clock so we had some waiting time but all was okay. Cameron didn't get grumpy having to wait at all. Our seats were perfect. We weren't exactly front row, but we were front row on the side section (which was a little further back from the stage than the middle section), which meant we had no one in front of us and had no trouble getting up from our seats to dance. Halfway through the show we got up from our seats and went and sat on the floor closer to the stage anyway which was great.

I loved the expression on Cameron's face when the Wiggles actually came out on stage! I suppose he would have been thinking wow they are actually real!

I have to say, they put on a brilliant show. It wasn't only very entertaining for the littlies, but for all the grown ups also. Especially when they kept throwing in comments about their age. Cameron had a blast clapping and singing along, so it was definitely money well spent! I'd take him again definitely and the girls next time too.

After the show we walked all the way back to the car ready to go, but we didn't actually realise that we wouldn't be going anywhere in a hurry. My goodness was their some traffic! I pulled out of the carpark ready to go, and then we stayed in that same spot for nearly thirty minutes! No one was moving, and the cars that could eventually move weren't letting anyone else in. Of course I did :) Really what was a few more cars in front?

Because there were two shows that day, one at 11 and one at 2, before the people from the eraly show had even left the car parks everyone coming for the next show was trying to get in. Argh! complete chaos!

But all in all it was a good day!