"Will you get your head out of the clouds and back in the water where it belongs!"-The Little Mermaid
Monday March 10th was a sleep in day for us and after being at Magic Kingdom's EMH the night before we needed it. I woke up at 8:30am and patiently waited a whole extra hour before waking everyone else up at 9:30am. Sleeping in was good but I still wanted to get to Typhoon Lagoon as close to opening as possible.
We had the pastries from Royal Anandapur Tea Company and Main Street Bakery and fruit for breakfast. Then everyone got ready for our day at the water park.
Daisy put on a hot pink and white pirate skull print two piece, and a white with hot pink pirate skulls hoodie, and white mini skirt with pink sequins on it. Both boys wore white rash guard shirts with hawaiian print board shorts. Joey's shorts were navy and white, and Adam's were navy and hot pink.
The adults all wore swim wear as well, but we weren't as cute as the children.
We were out at the bus stop at 10:28am.
The kids were rather restless and starting to pick at each other, so Aunt Pat had them line up and have a who can walk the slowest contest.
The bus came and we were walking into Typhoon Lagoon just before 11am.
Since we had brought towels from the pool area at CSR we just needed to rent a locker. Which we did and after stashing our stuff, including the camera, we headed deeper into the park. Typhoon Lagoon was practically deserted. We almost felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. Not quite but there were very few people, so there were no lines for anything all day.
We looked at the area for swimming with the sharks, but the sign said the water was cold and it was not terribly warm out so we opted to skip it. After finding some chairs to set our towels on we decided to try out the Lazy River, as in "Look at all the lazy people in the lazy river."
The water was a little chilly but we all grabbed and inner tube and went for it. Almost immediately we all got separated. The boys sped off ahead, while Aunt Pat lagged behind. Daisy and I tried to keep up with the boys, but eventually we got separated as well. David tried to hang back with Aunt Pat but that didn't really work out either.
The Lazy River was a bit of a bust for me. Attempting to hoist myself into a flattering, yet comfortable floating down the river position on an inner tube made me feel much less than graceful, to say the least. Plus I didn't really like floating around all by myself. I think if you could float along the Lazy River in one of those big family rafts that would be more fun.
I was glad to see the kids waiting at the exit steps after one full loop, and we hung out right there until David and Aunt Pat caught up with us again. Once we were all gathered together we decided it was time for some water slides.
Up Next: Humongous Humiliation
That's no good... We got some snow last week too... it's just no fun!
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