Once in Liberty Square, we hit another of my favorites, The Haunted Mansion.
No pictures from the actual ride itself, just wanted to enjoy it.
After the Haunted Mansion, we made our way over to Fantasyland and caught a showing of
While I like the other 4-D shows on property, in my opinion, this is the best one. Not only is it quintessential Disney, but it also has the best 4-D graphics and who doesn't like the baked apple pie smell!?
After Philharmagic, we headed towards Tomorrowland and took this picture on the way.
That's the closest you'll see me to those teacups!!!
I do NOT do spins!!!
Our first ride in Tommorowland was
I was very excited to ride this, as it was under rehab when we came last year, and I have fond memories of it from my childhood. I managed to get a few pictures during the first part of the ride, and then just sat back and relaxed for the rest.
Is it just me, or does that rock look like it belongs in Frontierland?
Next, another one of my favorites:
Sing it with me--"There's a great big beautiful tomorrow..."
After CoP, we decided to try
Neither of us had been on it before, and we skipped it last year because I hadn't heard great things about it. And after riding it...eh, I could take it or leave it. I thought it had a lot of potential in the beginning, before Stitch escaped, but after that I thought it could have been a lot better. And the chili dog burp...ugh, don't even get me started!
After Stitch, we went to another attraction neither of us had experienced before.
This was really cute. I especially like the bits with the camera focusing on the audience and "that guy." I've never actually seen Monsters, Inc. before, but you didn't need to for this.
By this time it was after two, so we were really to grab some lunch. We didn't make lunch reservations for today, so we grabbed quick service at Cosmic Ray's. My fiancé got a chicken sandwich, and I got chicken tenders. For the dessert that comes with it, he got a cake, and I got a brownie.
When we first arrived in Tomorrowland, my fiancé had run over to Space Mountain to get fastpasses, and it was now finally time to use them. I never took a picture, probably because by this time my poor little blistered feet were killing me. But we thoroughly enjoyed the ride, especially my fiancé, who had never ridden it before because it was being rehabbed when we came last year.
Once we rode Space Mountain, we went back to the resort. I don't know how, but somehow my sore footsies made it!
We arrived to a new towel creation in the bathroom.
Looks like the razor's a real stud
We also have had this towel creation since we got to the resort, but I don't think I ever posted a picture.
The rest of the afternoon was fairly uneventful. I took a nap while my fiancé did some of our laundry and refilled our mugs, and he took a nap while I worked on my trip report.
We had dinner at Ohana later on, but that'll have to wait for another post because I am beat! Night night all!
. They also handed out "pixie dust" to the kids to throw to open the park, and gave some to me and my fiancé too because they said engaged couples need pixie dust too.
- when I was in my teens, I was preparing to be an astronaut (no joke, I went to college for aerospace engineering) and I went to Space Camp and Space Academy. They taught us that the reason people get dizzy and sick is that they are spinning on ONE direction for more than one rotation. So spinning teacups will make a person dizzy but trying to fly a shuttle will not 
They put us on this contraption that went in 3 different directions (think of a seat within 3 different circles and the circles went in the 3 different directions - x, y, and z axis) and while I had no idea which way was up or down, I did not get dizzy. Ok, enough of my blabbering!
Oh well, live and learn.
