A/N: Not as much going on in this second part of the trip (it's actually pretty short), but wanted to share it with you while I work out the itinerary of the kids' group day through the park :)

Oh, and text between / is distance conversations, phone or other.

The Losers wished Jensen a good trip as he climbed into the mini bus. They watched it roll away until it was out of sight. Clay turned to his team, who had already pulled out the hidden luggage out of the bushes.

"Pooch, is transportation ready? We have to get there before they do."

"I called in a favor, the plane is in the hangar, fueled up. And take off schedule is cleared with the airport."

"Good. Everyone better have appropriate attire to blend in," he said, specifically looking in Cougar and Roque's direction.

The first shrugged, and the latter glared. "I'll stand out no matter what I wear. I told you I have no place in this op, I'll be spotted the moment he enters the park."

"I'm planning a special task for you for exactly that reason."

Roque immediately feared the twinkle in his superior's eyes.

"Oh, hey no!" Roque was having none of Clay's special task.

Clay held up the costume and ignored the complaints. "You said yourself that you would stand out. This way you would be unrecognizable."

Roque snatched the costume from his hands. "You'll owe me big for this, Colonel."

/Bluebird has entered the park/ growled Roque.

/Bluebird? I thought we were calling him Cinderella and the kids were the Bluebirds?/ asked Pooch.

/No bird brains. Roque you're Bluebird. Cinderella is me. The kids are Dwarfs, Jensen is Prince Charming and the chaperones are Evil Queens. I swear, I don't know how your team is still alive, Snow White./

/I don't know either to be honest./ You could almost hear Clay rubbing his head. /Let's get our heads back in the game. Are they all in, or just Prince?/

/All./

Roque, being the closest and within earshot of the group of children, then relayed that the kids were begging to go to a different attraction each and couldn't come to an agreement on whose choice to do first.

/It's going to be a long day./