Just because we left Ohana did not mean our travels were over.
We were basically in no rush this morning as we had finished most everything on our list already.
All that was left was Toontown and that doesnt open until 10:00 or a little earlier.
So we decided to stroll the Polynesian and really take it in.
We usually do that before 'Ohana but since we arrived late this morning, we decided to tour afterwards.
Heres a shot of the kids discovering Lilo and Stitchs surfboard in 2006:
And, of course, the kids found the surfboard again:
DD definitely had the picture bug today as she started posing like a princess every couple of steps and asking for her picture.
Heres one with little X
And then by the waterfalls
I couldnt believe we were able to get all three of them there but the Disney Magic was with us today:
And then they found the Tiki Drummer
But the biggest surprise of all was getting all 3 kids to sit still at the same time long enough for us to get a pic.
We found a passerby and pleaded for a quick photo of Mom and me.
These are so rare with the little ones running around, I'm glad it turned out good.
Then, I was on a mission.
I knew there were plenty of good photo ops in BOUTIKI just from checking out photos on the DIS.
So I wanted to find them all!
I think this is a really cool little detail. Its so not necessary but itd just yet another wonderful little Disney touch.
I just love how they seem to be playing Tiki Hide n Seekie!
And dont forget Big Kahuna Mickey and all his royal subjects:
Back in the lobby, our princess found the Hidden Mickey
And I found this cool old cartoon framed on the wall
With all this talk of Kahuna and Princesses, I couldnt leave out our Queen:
Finally, it was time to leave the tropics.
And we left in style of course.
Where else can you leave the jungle via a monorail?
We stayed in our Polynesian attire hoping to grab some nice pics at the Magic Kingdom.
However, the sun was too strong and the kids couldnt see without squinting.
This is the best we could do:
But at least I was able to crop out the Railroad Station from one of them:
It's funny because at the beginning of our trip, the front gates were covered in oranges and pumpkins were a'plenty.
But here, on our last day, you can see the Xmas decorations are out.
The Magic Kingdom had been totally transformed in a manner of days from fall to winter.
Now let's see what happened inside!
Stayed tuned for our last trek inside the Happiest Place on Earth!
(at least for this trip)