The ride back to DisneyWorld was very straightforward and took just over one hour. 
We didnt have to pay to park at Epcot. Our room keys from the Caribbean Beach Resort showed 2/26-3/5 as the date because we were on a Land and Sea package. That was a bonus! 
We entered the park and walked to the Land. We hadnt even visited this area of Epcot yet, and thought we might try to ride Soarin or get a Fast Pass. Unfortunately,
the wait was 50 minutes and the fast pass return time was for 2:15. We needed to leave at 2:00, so we just passed on Soarin. Fortunately, we have ridden this ride plenty of times before at Disneys California Adventure. 
We love it, but we figured we would have another chance to ride it again. 
We waited about 10 minutes for Living With The Land. I really loved this ride.
It had a ton of information in it and was cool to see all of the different planting methods. I would love to have a garden, so it gave me a little inspiration.
After that ride, we walked over to the World Showcase. We stopped in Future World and signed up to help Kim Possible save the world! I loved this! We didnt have kids with us, but our kids would have really loved it.
Our mission was in France. We got to really take the time to explore France and learn a little bit about the different displays there. The mission took about 20-30 minutes and was time well spent on a day with no real direction.
After we explored France, we headed to the United Kingdom for some Fish and Chips. This was a really good counter service meal. It was very tasty and filling.
We walked around a little more and hit Norway on our way out. We stopped at the Kringla Bakery to pick up School Bread for each of us. I love toasted coconut and this was great. They are delicious and only around $2.60 each. What a (Disney) deal! We sat and ate our treat, called our Moms to check up on the kids, and walked to the car.
We were done with Disney and we were ready to go home. We missed our kids.
This was a wonderful break from them and a great way reconnect with each other. 
However, now we are trying to figure out a way to get back on the Disney Cruise Line with our kids. I know they would love it, and we would get an opportunity to have a completely different vacation. We would see different parts of the ship, attend different activities, and enjoy some family time together. 
Someday we will just have to start saving our pennies!!! 
We returned the car without any problems to the Enterprise location that is near the airport. They were fast and efficient. The driver quickly dropped us off, unloaded our bags and we were on our way. We checked in, went through the dreaded security check, and then we had one and a half hours to wait until our flight. It gave us time to check our email, call home one more time to check on the kids, and relax for a few minutes before being cramped in a small airplane seat for four and a half hours. 
The flight was uneventful thank goodness! Our kids met us at the airport with a darling banner they had made themselves.
It said, Welcome Home Mom and Dad! I loved it. Our one-year-old son did not want anything to do with either of us at first. 
He clung to my father-in-law until I peeled him away. Once he was in my arms, he warmed up quickly. By the next morning, it was as if I had never left. The other two kids were so excited to see us. It was fun to hear all about their adventures while they were with their grandparents. Our six-year-old loved being at Grandmas because he had no time restrictions put on his Wii playing. Our three-year-old loved all of the dress-ups at Grandmas, and she got to sleep in a princess bed. 
According to all reports, the kids had their "moments", but for the most part, they were good, helpful, agreeable kids. Whew!! Everybody survived!!!
Up Next: Just a Few Closing Thoughts. . .
We didnt have to pay to park at Epcot. Our room keys from the Caribbean Beach Resort showed 2/26-3/5 as the date because we were on a Land and Sea package. That was a bonus! We entered the park and walked to the Land. We hadnt even visited this area of Epcot yet, and thought we might try to ride Soarin or get a Fast Pass. Unfortunately,
the wait was 50 minutes and the fast pass return time was for 2:15. We needed to leave at 2:00, so we just passed on Soarin. Fortunately, we have ridden this ride plenty of times before at Disneys California Adventure. We love it, but we figured we would have another chance to ride it again. We waited about 10 minutes for Living With The Land. I really loved this ride.
It had a ton of information in it and was cool to see all of the different planting methods. I would love to have a garden, so it gave me a little inspiration.After that ride, we walked over to the World Showcase. We stopped in Future World and signed up to help Kim Possible save the world! I loved this! We didnt have kids with us, but our kids would have really loved it.
Our mission was in France. We got to really take the time to explore France and learn a little bit about the different displays there. The mission took about 20-30 minutes and was time well spent on a day with no real direction.
After we explored France, we headed to the United Kingdom for some Fish and Chips. This was a really good counter service meal. It was very tasty and filling.
We walked around a little more and hit Norway on our way out. We stopped at the Kringla Bakery to pick up School Bread for each of us. I love toasted coconut and this was great. They are delicious and only around $2.60 each. What a (Disney) deal!
We sat and ate our treat, called our Moms to check up on the kids, and walked to the car.We were done with Disney and we were ready to go home. We missed our kids.
This was a wonderful break from them and a great way reconnect with each other. However, now we are trying to figure out a way to get back on the Disney Cruise Line with our kids. I know they would love it, and we would get an opportunity to have a completely different vacation. We would see different parts of the ship, attend different activities, and enjoy some family time together. Someday we will just have to start saving our pennies!!! We returned the car without any problems to the Enterprise location that is near the airport. They were fast and efficient.
The driver quickly dropped us off, unloaded our bags and we were on our way. We checked in, went through the dreaded security check, and then we had one and a half hours to wait until our flight. It gave us time to check our email, call home one more time to check on the kids, and relax for a few minutes before being cramped in a small airplane seat for four and a half hours. The flight was uneventful thank goodness! Our kids met us at the airport with a darling banner they had made themselves.
It said, Welcome Home Mom and Dad! I loved it. Our one-year-old son did not want anything to do with either of us at first. He clung to my father-in-law until I peeled him away. Once he was in my arms, he warmed up quickly. By the next morning, it was as if I had never left. The other two kids were so excited to see us. It was fun to hear all about their adventures while they were with their grandparents. Our six-year-old loved being at Grandmas because he had no time restrictions put on his Wii playing. Our three-year-old loved all of the dress-ups at Grandmas, and she got to sleep in a princess bed. According to all reports, the kids had their "moments", but for the most part, they were good, helpful, agreeable kids. Whew!! Everybody survived!!! Up Next: Just a Few Closing Thoughts. . .
). It also took us a few weeks after getting home to get ourselves back on track and eating healthy again, but it was no problem to get that weight back off. I am glad I enjoyed everything I could while I was on the ship!
