Bears, snakes and flies? Oh my!! Nah, just leave 'em alone and they'll leave you alone. (I hope)
The flies are eaten by the ducks.
The snake eats the duck eggs and gets lazy.
The owls or squirrels will then eat the snakes.
Mickey & Minnie scare the bears and they escape to the Wilderness Lodge where they become part of the decor in front of the fireplace.
Is this like the circle of life at Animal Kingdom?
wait , you forgot the frogs. we have to save the frogs.
. That was extremely convenient since we have the gift of being able to make it to the bus stop just when the bus is pulling away.
I have a few lally gaggers in my group too! Unfortunately for them or maybe me, I tend to be rather punctual and timely.
While we were there Olivia's had been spruced up during the off hours with a fresh coat of paint. The bill of fare at Olivia's still maintains the high standards to which we have become accustomed and take for granted. Great to hear!
I so agree!
Life is good. And much better when at OKW!
It's okay because at OKW the next one will be along real quick!
And here I thought we were the only ones that managed to walk up to the bus stop just in time to watch our bus pull off!
Generally we hardly ever have a very long wait. That being said, we did have a couple times when a bus came for every park except the one for early entry. This trip was the first time that the bus drivers told
We just returned from two weeks at OKW. It turned into a a mini-family reunion with our daughter from Boston coming along. We stayed in building 26 with the Peninsular bus stop an extremely short walk from our room. It was also a leisurely walk to the Miller's Road stop. That was extremely convenient since we have the gift of being able to make it to the bus stop just when the bus is pulling away. We didn't really find the construction at the HH to be an inconvenience. As usual our accommodations where clean and comfortable. We did take one long last look since the decor will be changed when we next visit due to the renovations. While we were there Olivia's had been spruced up during the off hours with a fresh coat of paint. The bill of fare at Olivia's still maintains the high standards to which we have become accustomed and take for granted.
We did tend to have a bit of a "commando" mentality during the visit since our daughter had not been to OKW/WDW in several years. There was so much she wanted to see and do. Even with two weeks we still didn't accomplish all that was on our to do list. The only negatives we experienced were in the parks and are better posted on the CM "Stupid Guest Tricks" forum. We saw a few too many unhappy people at the "Happiest Place on Earth." There did seem to be an epidemic of "scooters." We started to feel like we were on the set of WALL-E.
We did have one challenge. After we had checked out, and were driving away from the resort, the old family truckster began to overheat. I nursed the car back to the resort. I made up my mind that if I'm going to be stranded its going to be at OKW. Needless to say the folks at OKW/WDW were extremely helpful. The car was taken to the Disney Car Care Center and repaired. Of course we had to make arrangements for an extra day. Concierge booked us into some very nice accommodations in Building 14 immediately. That blew my mind when I think of all the times I had to waitlist when 7 months out. I'm also very thankful. Life is good. And much better when at OKW!
Our first stay at OKW is coming fast. I just did our online check-in and we are crossing our fingers to get either building 43 or 40, hopefully it comes through.
