Blake Lively Makes the Most of a Mom's Day Out at Disneyland, Applies For a Job as "The Beast"

Updated on March 16, 2018 at 12:10 AM

Some celebrities thrive on the red carpet or truly blossom in front of a camera. But for Blake Lively, there's one ultimate happy place: Disneyland. Whether she was posing with beloved characters, riding her favorite rides, or simply enjoying the park with her girls, Blake (like so many Disney fanatics before her) couldn't resist documenting every step of her latest magical Disneyland pilgrimage this week — all with a touch of her signature humor.

As many parents can attest, there's something especially liberating about visiting the family-oriented park without your kids in tow, and the mother of two definitely had that "mama's day out" smile on her face while enjoying a recent girlfriends' Disney trip. You won't be able to keep from smiling with Blake as you check out these snaps from her special Disneyland day; it really is the happiest place on earth!

Blake tried twinning with Elsa, as any Frozen fan would.

But her outfit for meeting Mickey is our favorite!

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She looked into job openings while at the park. (We think she'd be a great Aurora, for the record.)

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Let's be real, it's impossible not to have fun at Disneyland.

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Blake Lively Makes the Most of a Mom's Day Out at Disneyland, Applies For a Job as "The Beast"

Blake tried twinning with Elsa, as any Frozen fan would.

But her outfit for meeting Mickey is our favorite!

She looked into job openings while at the park. (We think she'd be a great Aurora, for the record.)

Let's be real, it's impossible not to have fun at Disneyland.

What a fun girls' day!

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