If you're looking to do a nice adult style desert, I would recommend popping back over to France after Via Napoli and hitting up L'Artisan des Glaces and getting an Ice Cream Martini, because ice cream and alcohol.
Yay!
Is it absolutely necessary? Couldn't you exchange it for... uh... nevermind.
Unless you want to start your day by being soaking wet.
It's definitely doable! The construction at DHS and AK helps trim down some of the time necessary for each park.
It can be a pain in the butt, and potentially cost a bit of money, but the alternative is that gross, dried out crunchy feeling that comes from being dehydrated. Midday on a four park bender is a tough one. It's really hot and often humid. There are a lot of gross, sweaty bodies bumping into you. People forget how to walk and get the hell out of the way and just stop in the middle of everything to do whatever it is that they think stopping in the middle of everything will accomplish. It's easy to forget about being hydrated at that point, or skip getting a drink due to the inconvenience.
You get two scoops of any combination of ice cream or sorbet that they have, plus a choice of Grand Marnier, Whipped Cream Vodka, or Rum. The first time I tried it (and the one pictured) I chose Whipped Cream Vodka. Don't. Just don't. It's basically scented rubbing alcohol. The next time, with Grand Marnier, was vastly superior. I believe it says that you get a shot's worth of alcohol, though I've noticed they're a little more generous and it's closer to a double shot.
Epcot is a strange one, especially when it comes to transferring to MK. They're very heavily reliant upon the Mono, which is generally fine, but it can be a real bottleneck. On one of my trips, the easy solution was to hop on the bus to the MK resorts and hop off at Poly or GF and take the boat taxi to MK. Those buses aren't always running though. Being flexible here is important. Your transfer over to MK could be an easy 15 minute shot. Or, it could be a 45 minute to an hour long slog through droves of people. The bus to Wilderness Lodge followed by a boat trip over to MK is a nice way to go. Another option is to backtrack to one of the Epcot resorts and take their bus to MK. If all else fails, find the resort bus with the shortest line and transfer to MK via whatever resort you end up at. Flexibility with your schedule on this day and having a backup (or three) takes a lot of the stress out of it.See I hadn't considered crowds when it came to transferring between parks. That's why I love these boards - you get excellent advice from people who've done it all before you
Time is a super valuable commodity to have at Disney. I'm completely envious of the amount that you have for your trip!
And after
Pimm’s Punch (Pimm's No. 1 Liqueur, Hendrick's, Odwalla Lemonade, and Wild Strawberry)
Here I’d want to order the Pimm’s Punch or the Pina CoLAVA (BACARDI BLACK RAZZ Rum with Piña Colada Mix and Raspberry Purée)
If I were to choose here I’d order the Mango Margarita (Patrón Silver Tequila blended with Mango Purée topped with a Passion Fruit-Mango Foam)
Where I’d order the Lapu Lapu (Myer’s Original Dark Rum and Tropical Fruit Juices with Bacardi 151 Rum), because hello it’s served in a pineapple! I’d also order the Bread Pudding as my snack just to see what all the fuss is about.
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I’d end up picking the Key Lime Cooler (Skyy Citrus Vodka and Key Lime Juice blended with Vanilla Ice Cream) and a Pina Colada Cupcake as my snack.
As it would be the last stop I’d probably indulge in a dessert cocktail like the Godiva Chocolate (Stoli Vanil Vodka, Godiva Chocolate Liqueur, White Crème de Cacao, and Frangelico)
Outer Rim hands down!
The Lapu Lapu looks so cool in the pinapple but I have heard it is really strong! (Not that thats a bad thing....
I would go with the Uh-Oa! But thats cause I hate Almond flavoured stuff! They are crazy prices though!
That looks sooooooo goooooodddd!
Just try and remember where your hotel is!
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I know I'm several weeks behind,but I just have to tell you how fun the monorail crawl sounds. I've never heard of it before, but now it's going on my bucket list.
I’ll be staying in the single studios which look a little like this.
Plus they’re attached to a lounge that is exclusively for the use of these rooms.
The cruise ports I’ll be visiting are Roatan, Honduras
Belize City, Belize
Cozumel
and Costa Maya, Mexico.
And by booking now I was able to get the ultimate drinks package thrown in free. This is usually $69 a day so that was a pretty decent saving and now I can have all the fruity tropical cocktails that I care to drink!
And finally this week’s ears. These are just a little basic pair for Halloween. I may change the bow to orange but I haven’t decided yet.
