Chapter 6: WDW Day 1 Part 9
Once we got done with Under the Sea I checked what other FPs were available. It was a few minutes past 4:00pm at this point and I saw that there was a FP for Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin for 4:05pm which was basically at that time so off to Tomorrowland we go. While we were in the line, as there was a slight back up due to the ride temporarily stopping, I checked FPs and saw that Space Mountain had one available at 4:25pm. I went ahead and booked Aaron a FP around 4:10pm for that 4:25pm time slot. Space Mountain is a ride that I have gone on several times but I opted to sit out on this ride for the trip.
Here is our PhotoPass photo from Buzz which was around 4:20pm when the picture was taken:

I just love Aaron’s extreme concentration face
Once we got done it was time for Aaron’s FP for Space Mountain. I can’t remember what happened but either the PhotoPass didn’t work for that time or it was for a different party that was on my
MDE account. That happened a few times.
When he got done with the ride at just after 4:45pm it was time for one of my favorite rides…PeopleMover!! This ride may seem boring to some, no big deal to others, but to me and to a large extent Aaron as well it’s just a great ride. It’s one where you can sit down for a few to give your feet a break, you can get some fantastic views due to your location up in the air, etc.
Here are some photos from being on the PeopleMover:
It’s hard to get non-blurry photos. I can’t remember off the top of my head if I have more photos but if I do I will post them.
When we walked off it was just after 5:00pm and we went to the next logical ride..Carousel of Progress (CoP). Even all these months later I can still hear in my head
“There's a great, big, beautiful tomorrow” *sigh* oh this ride. The ride to us doesn’t get old. As long as you don’t get stuck on it (because people decide to get up in the middle and leave

) it’s a great resting place for your weary feet. It’s catchy in the music, funny in the jokes, and yet informative to how far we really have come.
Once we got off we decided it was time to head to our Advanced Dining Reservation (ADR) for Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen which was for a 5:50pm time slot so off to Adventureland we go.
On our way we took a few photos:

I love that we could get a photo with basically no one in it.
So we checked into Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen (usually referred to as Skipper Canteen) at 5:40pm. Shortly after we were seated. I liked the theming inside but I didn’t quite like the seating. We were seating fairly close to the kitchen area which wasn’t a big deal. However, we were seated at a 2-seater inches yes inches from another larger table-a pole was the only barrier between the table. Because of this it was really impossible to have a more private conversation. The party that sat next to us had 3 kids and 2 adults. One of the kids spouted out Disney tidbits the whole time which you would think is cute but it wasn’t quite so and their conversation overpowered our own. That was the disappointing aspect of the meal. I wouldn’t mind going back at all I just would try and request a different seating area if I could.
So I got the "Tastes like Chicken" - because it is! which cost $23.00. The chicken tasted good but it was really the citrus and ginger-scented Rice and the chili glaze that made it. It was so good together.
Aaron got Skip's Beefy Baked Pasta which cost $21.00
Skipper Canteen recently had some menu changes and the Skip's Beefy Baked Pasta was removed. Aaron said it was pretty good dish too.
We decided to go ahead and get some dessert so we chose Kungaloosh! which cost $8.00.
The dessert was good but I’m not sure I’d want to spend $8.00 again on it.
In total it was $52.00 ($55.38 with tax). We had opted for water to drink. I’d go back to Skipper Canteen but I would have to check the menu beforehand since one of the menu items is already gone and it sounds like they are still tweaking the menu here and there.