torsie24
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It had finally arrived.
Our last Disney day.
Our first stop was to be Animal Kingdom as we still hadn't explored the base of the tree and seen everyone who lives there, so that was what we decided to do!
We arrived around 10ish after deciding not to set an alarm or anything, and as you can see it wasn't a bad start queue wise:
We headed to our destination:
And really took our time seeing all the detail we could. There are a lot of creatures on that tree that we thought resembled Bella (we were missing her after 2 weeks!)
A cheeky Bella:
Angry Bella:
We came across this guy having a sunbathe.
Look at the size of this lizard!!! He is going to wipe out the whole of S.America!
We watched the porcupines for ages as we both love them.
Then we found 2 more Bellas:
Then we headed away from the tree, and decided to go visit the lady who sits on the little dock bit with the bug eyes (know where I mean?) as no one was with her and she looked lonely. She had some tarantulas and she taught us a bit about them.
Jack hates spiders but finds them creepily interesting, and I just think any animal is amazing, so we enjoyed seeing her.
Next up we headed over to Everest slowly, stopping on the way for an iced tea and a cinnamon roll (why hadn't we had one of these before the last day?! OMG!) and to watch the monkeys on their temple.
See how the shrine is the same shape as the mountain range? (We learned that in our awesome Hidden WDW book)
The wait for EE had gotten pretty long, so we grabbed some FPs and headed over to the wildlife express train, as we hadn't been to planetwatch yet.
We didn't have long to wait for the next train and were soon onboard.
We had a walk around the conservation station and then headed outside in perfect time to see Jasper! The cutest, cleverest porcupine ever!
After we had seen everything we headed back onto the train.
And across to EE. Once we got to the ride we were put in the front row. And wow! There is litlerally nothing in front of you and it was really fun! I'd definitely recommend sitting there one time! It is a bit scary on the big drop though as you can't see the track below you!
We headed out of Asia and down to Dinoland following the huuuge Nemo line that had formed (we decided against joining it - we'll have to catch the show next time) and to Dinosaur for our last ride of the trip.
The line was pretty short, and we only had to wait through the indoor part, but there was a huge tour group who all pushed past us getting out of the little show room bit. Not very Disney of them.
We enjoyed the ride as much as ever, and Jack admired all the Dinosaur goodies in the shop before we headed back to AKL for a brief swim and some lunch from the Mara.
Next up: DHS and DTD

Our first stop was to be Animal Kingdom as we still hadn't explored the base of the tree and seen everyone who lives there, so that was what we decided to do!
We arrived around 10ish after deciding not to set an alarm or anything, and as you can see it wasn't a bad start queue wise:

We headed to our destination:

And really took our time seeing all the detail we could. There are a lot of creatures on that tree that we thought resembled Bella (we were missing her after 2 weeks!)
A cheeky Bella:

Angry Bella:

We came across this guy having a sunbathe.


Look at the size of this lizard!!! He is going to wipe out the whole of S.America!

We watched the porcupines for ages as we both love them.

Then we found 2 more Bellas:

Then we headed away from the tree, and decided to go visit the lady who sits on the little dock bit with the bug eyes (know where I mean?) as no one was with her and she looked lonely. She had some tarantulas and she taught us a bit about them.

Next up we headed over to Everest slowly, stopping on the way for an iced tea and a cinnamon roll (why hadn't we had one of these before the last day?! OMG!) and to watch the monkeys on their temple.

See how the shrine is the same shape as the mountain range? (We learned that in our awesome Hidden WDW book)

The wait for EE had gotten pretty long, so we grabbed some FPs and headed over to the wildlife express train, as we hadn't been to planetwatch yet.
We didn't have long to wait for the next train and were soon onboard.

We had a walk around the conservation station and then headed outside in perfect time to see Jasper! The cutest, cleverest porcupine ever!

After we had seen everything we headed back onto the train.

And across to EE. Once we got to the ride we were put in the front row. And wow! There is litlerally nothing in front of you and it was really fun! I'd definitely recommend sitting there one time! It is a bit scary on the big drop though as you can't see the track below you!
We headed out of Asia and down to Dinoland following the huuuge Nemo line that had formed (we decided against joining it - we'll have to catch the show next time) and to Dinosaur for our last ride of the trip.
The line was pretty short, and we only had to wait through the indoor part, but there was a huge tour group who all pushed past us getting out of the little show room bit. Not very Disney of them.
We enjoyed the ride as much as ever, and Jack admired all the Dinosaur goodies in the shop before we headed back to AKL for a brief swim and some lunch from the Mara.
Next up: DHS and DTD