Ready for Prime Time
I had the Peanut Butter & Jelly milkshake.
Heaven in a metal cup!
Kay, not being a fan of Jelly, (don't ask )
or peanut butter (don't ask ) had vanilla, I believe.
I'm not a jelly person either. I like my peanut butter unjellied. I do sometimes add a dab of butter to a peanut butter sandwich, though. People tell me this is crazy but I don't think there are too many things in this world that are not made better by adding butter. Of course, these days my everyday "butter" tends to be the more healthy fake stuff. This makes my occasional splurges involving real butter even better.
I'm going to stop saying butter and better now.
Our server wasn't overly in character, but I blame myself for that.
I would think that the servers have to gauge guest reactions
to see if their shtick is being received good naturedly or not.
We were both recovering from heat stroke
(did I mention that it was hot?)
so maybe we weren't as enthusiastic as we could have been.
Don't get me wrong, our server was very nice and all.
But I could've used a bit more sass!
I've always wondered how they decide when to bring the shtick and when to, errrrr, not. I'll probably never find out whether I'm a candidate for server hijinks, though, because my usual WDW partner (DS, 35) refuses to eat at 50s Prime Time. I know he would love the food, but the idea of being made to stand in the corner by Cousin Carl apparently terrifies him. And here's the odd thing about that--he's an actor!! Been doing it since high school. Has a degree in theater arts. Has worked in the field ever since, does local theater whenever he can. Has even appeared on stage in an off-Broadway show. But the idea of being taunted for not eating his vegetables is too horrible to contemplate.
Yeah, I don't get it either.
Quick bonus point quiz opportunity!
Do either (or both) of those pictures make you salivate?
The fried chicken definitely made me drool, especially because I picked some up at the grocery store the other day to have for dinner during the NASCAR race, and it was awful. The breading tasted of nothing but pepper, and the meat was gray and stringy. I'm gonna assume Prime Time's version is somewhat better than that!!!!
How the heck do you do that without popping it?!?!?
I do have a theory, but I'll let you form your own.
Or just go with "She's magic!"
That works too.
It's a girl thing. We all can do it. We just never told you because we knew it would crush your dreams.
The lighting in that pic is absolutely gorgeous. My little point and shoot seldom captures a scene like this. One of these days I gotta get a better camera!
Every time I've been on this ride, I've had the same experience.
I know others have mentioned the "new stuff" and I assumed they meant
the part about being "the spy" or C3PO being the pilot.
We got the Darth Vader sequence! I had no idea that even existed!
We were so stoked!
I've seen all of the variations, but for some reason (and despite many, many rides) I haven't gotten the Naboo scene again since the first trip we made after the ride upgrade. Anybody else have this issue, or is it just me?
Bonus questions, round 4!
Take a flyer on our park arrival time.
Did we make rope drop or not?
Nope.
Pick our three FPs! Nothing weird here, but there are a few options.
Space Mountain, Haunted Mansion, Buzz Lightyear.
I do have a lunch ADR in the park. Where is it?
(Reminder. I was already well within the ADR window when I booked.)
The Plaza.
What ride does Kay drag me onto against my will?
(I'm serious. I told her I didn't want to go, but she insisted.)
I'm gonna buck the current trend for IASW and say Dumbo!
Good luck!