kimmar067
TAGS?? It's all about the 'likes' now!
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"Jambo, and Welcome to the 'Kingdom'!"
Honestly, when it comes to the transportation system of WDW, we find that we've always been relatively blessed. It is a rare occasion that we wait more than 10 or 15 minutes for any bus to any location, whether it be to a park or 'back home' to our resort, and this time was no exception:
....as you can see, I barely ha time to capture 3 moments of minutia before boarding our bus back to AKL. I was giddy with anticipation, knowing that the CM when we had checked in already had revealed to us that we would be located in Zebra Trail - hardly known for housing standard rooms of any kind, so I was looking forward to our view upon arrival. Well, Pixie Dust does have its price - we wound up in Room 3546, and let me tell you, it was not the kind of walk that I was going to look forward to after long days in a park, but I made the best of the situation and ambled along the corridor, snapping shots here and there:
....using our MickeyBand to open the door, I can say that I was happily surprised, if not thoroughly impressed. This is the view we encountered upon entering the room. I can assure you, we never grew tired of that view! I also noted how lovely the new linens look. I wasn't particularly fond of those multi-colored bedspreads and I think that the lighter bedsheets and coverings give the room a lighter airiness to them:
Honestly, when it comes to the transportation system of WDW, we find that we've always been relatively blessed. It is a rare occasion that we wait more than 10 or 15 minutes for any bus to any location, whether it be to a park or 'back home' to our resort, and this time was no exception:
....as you can see, I barely ha time to capture 3 moments of minutia before boarding our bus back to AKL. I was giddy with anticipation, knowing that the CM when we had checked in already had revealed to us that we would be located in Zebra Trail - hardly known for housing standard rooms of any kind, so I was looking forward to our view upon arrival. Well, Pixie Dust does have its price - we wound up in Room 3546, and let me tell you, it was not the kind of walk that I was going to look forward to after long days in a park, but I made the best of the situation and ambled along the corridor, snapping shots here and there:
....using our MickeyBand to open the door, I can say that I was happily surprised, if not thoroughly impressed. This is the view we encountered upon entering the room. I can assure you, we never grew tired of that view! I also noted how lovely the new linens look. I wasn't particularly fond of those multi-colored bedspreads and I think that the lighter bedsheets and coverings give the room a lighter airiness to them:



) As I scanned the pool area, I quickly noticed that there was not a lounge chair to be had anywhere - I'm not too naive to think that many had been claimed in the early morning hours, only to be left by their occupants, but I wasn't about to play Devil's Advocate and decide who no longer needed their 'saved' space. I circumnavigated the entire pool area until I found a somewhat semi-secluded area - right across from the flamingo pond, where there were two small children attempting to play "Marco Polo" with its inhabitants. They were of British descent, judging by the accent. I thought it was rather cute that they tried so valiantly to extort the services of those pink-feathered friends. To their chagrin, not a one paid them any mind:
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