Well I do have the same camera as him so I won't say anything bad about his pics!ndelaware: These are the comments my DH loves to hear since he was the one taking the majority of the pictures .....thanks
blue said:and then took our very first ride on the monorail to the Contemporary
blue said:We took the girls out to the balcony to show them the view of Magic Kingdom and the castle. I wouldnt want to stay at the Contemporary but it would be neat to be able to watch the fireworks from your resort.
blue said:Back in April when I made my ADRs, I had no expectations of any of the restaurants chosen, as wed never been before. We just didnt have any idea what character dining was all about. Cinderellas Royal Table was certainly one of the highlights of our trip, however, Chef Mickeys beat CRT hands down because of the fun from the delighting in the smiles on my DDs faces.
blue said:What do ya mean "THINKING" of doing a trip report????
You just HAVE to write another one. Your last trippie was one of my favourites - it was so funny!!!
Aw, Heidi, you whole family is so darn cute!!!!!![]()
I LOVE the pics.
Chef Mickey's is a must do for us every trip. Thanks for taking me down memory lane!!!!!!!!![]()
ndelaware said:Well I do have the same camera as him so I won't say anything bad about his pics!
Montana Disney Fan said:We actually call the monorail a "ride" and make sure we hit it at least once while we're there. Last year, we actually got STUCK on the ride! It totally stopped for 15 minutes right out front of the Poly. I got on my cell phone and got some work done
Montana Disney Fan said:We've always found the resort sterile but our absolute favorite (no "U" in favorite down south here ) restaurant in the world is located up top... The California Grill. We time it so we can watch the fireworks from our table while we dine. They turn down the lights and pipe in the music. It's awesome. We did Citricos last year and were disappointed. It's back to Cal Grill for us in March.
Montana Disney Fan said:Chef Mickey's IS hard to beat. We also like the Garden Grill in Epcot for Characters. They bring big plates of food to your table and the entire restaurant slowly rotates as you look down on parts of the "Living with the Land" attraction.
Your girls are probably too old but you guys may want to try the Akershus (Epcot - Norway) Princess breakfast next time you are down. The food is REALLY good and you can time it for about 10 a.m. and skip lunch. This is where Moan Boy ate about 17 strips of bacon
Montana Disney Fan said:She will chime in on my report for sure but she was actually thinking of doing her own. She will play a larger role in our dual report come March.
blue said:Didn't the 17 strips of bacon make him sick???![]()
blue said:I can't complain too much because at least I have JoJo
Nope! He was just gettin' warmed up!![]()
And she does a good job. Too bad Goofy doesn't join in the fun. She's probably too busy chasing lizards and seals out in the backyard, right?![]()
Nope! He was just gettin' warmed up!![]()
And she does a good job. Too bad Goofy doesn't join in the fun. She's probably too busy chasing lizards and seals out in the backyard, right?![]()
marjol said:I love your tripreport and can't wait to read more!
Linnie The Pooh said:We loved Chef Mickey's too!! I get a little choked up when I see the characters for some reason and can't speak for a minute or so until it passes. I nearly started bawling the first time I saw the red party bus with all the characters in Epcot.
The character meals are my favorites. I loved CRT and the princess one at Akershus. So much fun! I loved The Land too. It's a revolving restaurant-have you tried that? It's well worth it. Great food and atmosphere. The characters come by and they're dressed up like farmers kind of. LA called the chipmunk "ChipandDale" like that was his name. ChipandDale threw our bread at the kids, pretended to eat their food and drink their drinks. They loved it-we were all laughing. I highly recommend it.
Your pictures are awesome! It makes me so eager to go back! I'm getting "homesick" for it just looking at your pictures. You have such a beautiful family-what great memories!! Everyone looks so happy! I always make a scrapbook of our vacation and decorate it with stuff I buy at World of Disney or MouseGears. So we have all these photo albums of our years at Disney. Kind of lame, but I like doing it. It's fun to look back at them all and see how we've changed.
The first thing I thought of when I saw your monorail picture was when we got stuck last year! It seemed more like 45 mins that we were stuck- not 15 as Buzz reported! Trey was starting to bug out and I was a little nervous. We were waaaaay up high off the ground. My kids love the monorail-they love to see the different colors of the stripes and really think it's a "coup" when they see one with the splat! Strange little nuts I've got...
Great trip report! I love hearing it!! I'll definitely do one with Buzz. I was thinking of doing my own, but I think I'll just chime in on his as usual-gotta set the record straight!!
blue said:We don't have seals OR lizards where we live - wish we did!
blue_the_great_wildlife_photographer said:We do have otters but seldom see them. I managed to capture a picture of an otter in January coming out of the river but it was taken through my living room window and the quality isn't that great. JoJo was home sick that day and the two of us were scrambling to get the camera as quickly as we could so we wouldn't miss it. See what excites a Canadian Country Bumpkin family in the middle of a deep freeze! Pretty lame...I know. LOL
blue said:Linnie - I have no idea what you are talking about when you say "the red party bus" in Epcot
LOL... Please tell me that you knew I was only joking!![]()
Montana Disney Fan said:Otters are cute like the dancing bananaBeing from Montana makes us more Country Bumpkin than you guys. We've got that "deep freeze" thing going on also. Maybe not as bad as you guys who have 11 1/2 months of winter, but cold nonetheless.
Montana Disney Fan said:You need another trip to WDW.
The red party bus is awesome. In Epcot, usually in World Showcase, a red bus pops out loaded with Disney Characters who all wave and dance to the music coming from the bus. Brings a tear to my wife whenever she sees it. We see it a log as we spend half our time at Epcot.
hooked_on_disney_blue said:Our trip this year may be our last for awhile so I have to make it a good one....
...(Unless I can talk DH into yet another visit - doubtful though)
If you think about it, is there really any reason NOT to go to Disney?
nice pictures mother![]()
dont i just look so cute everyone?![]()
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Well I was finally able to catch up on your report, didnt feel much like working today anyway. I am really enjoying your report, and the way jojo jumps in is great. All my kids do is read it and then give me the Jeezze Dad.
Sounds like you guys had as much fun as we did, my DW and I were able to spend a lot of time by ourselves this trip just walking around and doing the things that we wanted to do. There is nothing better then spending time in the World with your kids, but it is also really nice to spend time with your better half.
I have to say the whole Typhoon Lagoon, Fries and Birds thing, was funny (Sorry), I could so see that happening to my DW, that is just the type of luck she has and her reaction would have been the same as yours.
Keep em coming