Attempting a World Tour ~ Day 6
This was our last full day in the parks and because we were partaking in some Food and Wine booths we were rather bad about getting pictures this day. Our goal was to do our best to make a full circle around the showcase exploring each country as we went.
Our first stop was to a spot that we had missed the prior day. We took a brief spin around club cool and then went on our way.
**Bonus Tip Here: If you walk through the club cool doors pictured above and straight out the other side and hang a right into the building, You find yourself in a quiet gloriously 68degree room with wonderfully clean bathrooms and plenty of places to sit. (I am pretty sure this is the same building as Character Spot. ) We had found this place the day before looking for a cut through to the imagination pavilion. (It works great for that as well.) Just something to keep in mind.
From there we went on to the World Showcase. We tried both the Haggis and the Kalua Pork Sliders. The haggis was alright. It would have tasted better if it werent so dang hot outside. It was defiantly one of those better in the winter dishes.
As for the Kalua Pork Sliders
.. Let me just step up on my soap box and set something straight for a moment
..
JUST BECAUSE YOU SLAP PINEAPPLE ON A DISH DOES NOT MAKE IT Hawaiian!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is a big pet peeve of ours and it happens so often. That slider is in no way close to REAL Kalua pig. Southern smoked bbq pulled pork and Kalua Pig are VERY different things with flavors that are worlds different. If you live in Georgia and want to taste what REAL Hawaiian food is like PM me and I will direct you to a place that is truly authentic.
And FYI pineapple doesnt really play that large a role in their food. Most Hawaiian food has strong Asian influence and tends to be high in the salt factor.
Okay
. Stepping off the Soap Box now.
From there we tasted our way to Canada and then watched the film there for a break in the A/C. *Warning to those with Motion Sickness!!! This Circle Vision thing was almost worse than Star Tours! If screens mess with your motion sickness and equilibrium I might strongly think about sitting this movie out. I know I wont be in a hurry to see it again anytime soon. *
From there we went on to England and had some fun there.
From here we went on to France and watched the movie there and then got a bite to eat. We continued on for a bit but before long our feet were giving out on us and we made it only as far as Germany? And the boat there and decided that we needed to take a bit of a break with the plan to come back to finish Food and Wine Festival and watch Illiminations.
Unfortunatly for us, I allowed a well meaning guest to second guess my knowledge and research for the Dis and allowed myself to be conviced that the f&w booths would be open during EMH. I should have known better. And for the record here
. Theyre not. We ended up missing half the booths we wanted to hit because of this slip up. But we now know better for next time, and we really did need that break.
When we came back we found some good spots for Illuminations and after rode a few rides and tried some school bread (meh, nothing special) and then said good bye to Epcot.