Just woke up after spending a half day at MK, Epcot and AK. The crowds weren't as bad as I went last year though that was a summer lol. Arrived at MK at 9ish, rode Space Mountain before they do a major rehab to it. My dad's right, the wiser you get the rougher she is. Those sudden drops can really get ya lol. It felt good since I last rode it 8 years ago. Next was the Tomorrowland Speedway, what Speedway more like Grannyway sheesh I can walk faster 
Next stop was Buzz Lightyear while it doesn't have the intenseness of MIB Alien Attack, it looks you can actually score easily I made 118,000 which is not bad I guess. I would try this attraction 1st before MIB at Universal. Then again i'm addicted to MIB and the 1st on this 
Since my first visit at MK in the late 80's I jumped on Jungle Cruise. I really like it and very fun but would've been better if the ok skipper didn't act bored. That part kinda made me miss JAWS for the skippers really bring out that attraction. How can I forget POTC, and the adventurous feeling walking through the entrance hearing that soundtrack from "At World's End", the addition of Jack Sparrow and whatnot. I didn't do Splash Mountain but maybe I wasn't much in a wet mood especially with gizmos stuff in my pocket. Oh well I rode BTMR 2 times (despite 30-40 min wait each) and still fun always. Proceeded to HM and man what a makeover. I can tell there were alot of changes like the stairs and mostly face projections. I give them a pat on the back for the project. Took the monorail to Epcot and sadly Spaceship Earth was tempararly down, so I went to Mission Space and Test Track (lines weren't bad) the took the Bus to AK. Did I mention buses arriving to Epcot for AK can take 4ever? lol I bolted straight for Dinosaur (40 min stand by) and still hooked on it. It was mildly crowded but the ride went smoothly w/o pausing a few times. The dinosaurs are more realistic then those oversized puppets at JP: River Adventure at IOA (with the exception of the T-rex and the JP themed Island). I took a break munchin at the Flame Tree BBQ which is the best lunch ever. That 1/2 BBQ chicken was filling. The 40 min single line at EE was long enough for my stomach to settle but felt faster. I still dug the Yeti even if see you him for 2 seconds. Afterwards I trekked through the Jungle Trek admiring the Bats and Tigers. Then it's around 4:30, took the bus to MK and headed ways. Overall I had a blast and a treat away from work. I honestly did what i can (more of a thrill ride type of guy) but the heat and soon to be longer wait times can give you a beating. I only live in Tampa so I'll come back again. I know alot of you guys here with families stay and do alot at WDW but only when you live hundreds, thousands of miles at home and can only visit once in a blue moon. It's a magical place for everyone 
Unfortunatly I didn't have my camera so no pics
I will next time I promise.
Next stop was Buzz Lightyear while it doesn't have the intenseness of MIB Alien Attack, it looks you can actually score easily I made 118,000 which is not bad I guess. I would try this attraction 1st before MIB at Universal. Then again i'm addicted to MIB and the 1st on this Since my first visit at MK in the late 80's I jumped on Jungle Cruise. I really like it and very fun but would've been better if the ok skipper didn't act bored. That part kinda made me miss JAWS for the skippers really bring out that attraction. How can I forget POTC, and the adventurous feeling walking through the entrance hearing that soundtrack from "At World's End", the addition of Jack Sparrow and whatnot. I didn't do Splash Mountain but maybe I wasn't much in a wet mood especially with gizmos stuff in my pocket. Oh well I rode BTMR 2 times (despite 30-40 min wait each) and still fun always. Proceeded to HM and man what a makeover. I can tell there were alot of changes like the stairs and mostly face projections. I give them a pat on the back for the project. Took the monorail to Epcot and sadly Spaceship Earth was tempararly down, so I went to Mission Space and Test Track (lines weren't bad) the took the Bus to AK. Did I mention buses arriving to Epcot for AK can take 4ever? lol I bolted straight for Dinosaur (40 min stand by) and still hooked on it. It was mildly crowded but the ride went smoothly w/o pausing a few times. The dinosaurs are more realistic then those oversized puppets at JP: River Adventure at IOA (with the exception of the T-rex and the JP themed Island). I took a break munchin at the Flame Tree BBQ which is the best lunch ever. That 1/2 BBQ chicken was filling. The 40 min single line at EE was long enough for my stomach to settle but felt faster. I still dug the Yeti even if see you him for 2 seconds. Afterwards I trekked through the Jungle Trek admiring the Bats and Tigers. Then it's around 4:30, took the bus to MK and headed ways. Overall I had a blast and a treat away from work. I honestly did what i can (more of a thrill ride type of guy) but the heat and soon to be longer wait times can give you a beating. I only live in Tampa so I'll come back again. I know alot of you guys here with families stay and do alot at WDW but only when you live hundreds, thousands of miles at home and can only visit once in a blue moon. It's a magical place for everyone Unfortunatly I didn't have my camera so no pics
I will next time I promise.
