So, with a
princess-heavy trip and a morning of Fairies
I let DS to pick our final attractions.
Of course, he asked for his favorites: Peter Pan and Pooh Bear.
For the third attraction, we thought we could hit a fav of Mom and mine Mickeys Philharmagic.
So we headed off to Fantasyland
First stop was Peter Pans Flight.
And boy were the lines getting long.
Even the Fastpass line (thats where the CM directed us after using our special pass) was long.
Once on board, I broke the camera out one last time.
Starting with the awesome London street scene:
And then I was able to catch this shot.
Its a bit grainy since I had to crop and enlarge it but its a little detail you never get a good look at:
And then my favorite scene with the Hook v. Pan Battle
Lastly, I tried again for another tough shot this one always comes out blurry
Everyone had a good time but it was starting to get a little melancholy knowing we were headed home soon.
We headed over to Many Adventures of Pooh and stopped in awe when we saw the Fastpass line.
It was really, really long and our time was running short since Peter Pan took a while.
Mom and I started debating if we had enough time and apparently the CM overheard us.
She asked us what the problem was.
We explained we had to head back to catch Magical Express and probably wouldnt make it with the Fastpass line being so long.
She saw the kids sad faces and said hold on.
She took our 2nd pass and then led us through an alternative entrance and right to the front of the fastpass line.
I couldnt believe it!
If you knew the connection Mom and DS have with Pooh Bear, youd know how wonderful this was.
What better way to end our trip than with Pooh Bear!
From his Blustery Day
to Ti-GG-er
To getting stuck in a tree
Pooh Bear is as classic as they come
The finale was even more pefect as little X waved good-bye to not only Pooh Bear, but Walt Disney World.
So ended Xs first trip and what is now known to the kids as DDs Birthday Trip.
Our last pass was supposed to be for Philharmagic but timing was getting tight so we opted to head down Main Street.
Mom stopped off at the Confectionary to finish up our snack credits by grabbing loads of fudge.
DD went for a lollipop while DS went with the small bag of taffy.
This worked out well since you can fill the bag up for one snack credit.
DS went to work picking all the flavors he wanted and I threw some in for everyone else.
Mom finished up buying her fudge while we watched the Main Street Flag Ceremony outside.
Then it was a restroom stop and off to the buses.
On the way out, we looked for a fun-loving family so we could spread the magic and give away our remaining attraction pass.
Mom found a nice family of four with two twin girls dressed as Snow White.
I think we almost scared them to death when we approached them.
But they were so excited when we handed them the pass.
Hopefully it brought a little extra magic to their trip!
Finally, we arrived at the Pop Century bus stop (the furthest one of course) and waited.
And waited.
As were were waiting, DD came up to us and said she has to go potty NOW.
I didnt know what to do about that theres no port-a-potty by the busstops and it was a long trek back.
She started crying and then, yup you guessed it peed right there on line.
Mom and I were half chuckling/half furious (since she had skipped the restroom stop 5 minutes earlier).
Mom was prepared though and pulled out a change of clothes and fixed her up.
But we were pretty embarrassed by the sudden puddle on the bus line as the bus pulled up.
We did the best we could to clean up and then hopped on board.
Everyone else had to veer over or around the puddle to get on the bus.
What a way to end the trip!
Stay tuned for the final segment and a link to our Spring Break D-tour" Trip Report!
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