She was not very happy with the happiest place on Earth.
A 6-year-old girl was caught on camera complaining after her mother told her they were going on a surprise trip to Disneyland Paris.
Little Poppy Lisle was seen tearfully saying she “wanted to go to school” instead of the famous theme park in a video filmed by her mother, Heather.
The UK mum told Kennedy News & Media that she and her partner, Tom, had secretly planned the Disney adventure for Poppy and her twin sister, Ruby.
“The night before, I told them that their teacher had just sent an email and that it was a day without a school uniform,” the mother explained of her elaborate plan.
The morning of the trip to Paris, Heather and Tom told the twins that they had to take their grandmother to the airport before school.
However, once they got there, they dropped the explosive news about the vacation.
“When we got to the airport, we started the video in the parking lot,” Heather said. “They said ‘We’re going to be late [for school].’
“I told them they weren’t going to school and we had a surprise. We pulled out the boarding passes, but Poppy started walking out,” she added.
The rambunctious redhead “cried out loud,” according to Heather.
In the mom’s video, the grumpy daughter declares, “I want to go to school!”
However, twin sister Ruby reacted much more positively to the news of the international vacation.
“Ruby is obsessed with Marvel superheroes like Spider-Man, so she fell into my arms and pretended to pass out,” Heather told the Kennedy News. “Then I was filled with kisses and happiness.”
Meanwhile, Poppy finally changed her mind when the family finally arrived in the City of Light.
Heather said the 6-year-old “loved” the trip to Disneyland and shared photos showing her two daughters beaming as they donned mouse ears and snuggled into a life-size Eeyore.
However, Poppy’s tears subsequently began to flow again, this time because she did not want to leave the theme park.
“Poppy was crying hysterically, saying she didn’t want to leave and begging me to stay one more day, so it was the complete opposite reaction. [to her initial response to news of the trip]”said the mother.
“I’ve tried to instill Disney in them over the years, because I’m a huge Disney fan, but they didn’t really accept it until we got there,” she added.
“Now we are watching Disney movies every other day.”
However, the girls aren’t so thrilled when their mother makes them rewatch the video in which she reveals the surprise trip to Paris.
“When I show the video to the twins, Poppy turns red and scolds me,” Heather said. “Ruby thinks it’s funny, they say it’s too embarrassing.”