Our Magical Marriot October birthday break Day 3

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Tuesday dawned another rather overcast morning so acting in my tour guide mode I suggested that we head to the studios as there were a lot of inside shows plus lots of Characters for Hannah to meet. We entered the courtyard and Hannah spotted her first character Donald Duck. Whilst the Blackie’s waited to get a photo with Mr Duck we took our little Miss on one of her fave rides – The Flying Carpets.

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As soon as we got through studio one we noticed some big changes from last year. There were lots of fenced off areas and two large concrete structures, one which is now obviously looking like the TOT . The other I discovered from posters is going to be Crush’s coaster as part of Toon town along with a new Cars ride. After Hannah had rejoined us for a second go of the flying carpets we headed of to my favourite show - la la la la Animagique ! The girls loved it (and us big kids too!). After that we spotted that Mickey ::MickeyMo was at his caravan (between Cinemagique and The TV studios)with only a small queue so Hannah and I rushed off to meet him whilst the other grown ups had a coffee and stayed with Jess.

It was almost time for the Moteurs show :drive: and since we’d seen it last year we parted from the Blackie’s again and headed into Cinemagique instead (which we had missed out last year as we thought it might be too old for Jess and as it had been so sunny :sunny: we’d played under the singing in the rain umbrella instead). We needn’t have worried Jess loved it as much as us and was fascinated about the man being able to go in and out both worlds although the woman couldn’t. It was nice to hear her perspective though as she has more of a fuzzy line between fiction and reality and she didn’t think it was odd that the man could go in but was more confused that the woman couldn’t follow him out. :confused3

We came out to a very rainy day and walked up to the Moteurs show exit to wait for our friends. The show was running late so we managed to get a slot for the parade whilst we waited. We all watched the parade together. Kenny had been trying to convince one of us to go on the rockin’ roller coaster all morning so on ( a mad :eek: )impulse after the parade went passed I grabbed his arm and on we went thankfully with little queue so I had no real time to change my mind.

We then headed into Rendez-Vouz de stars for a reasonably nice lunch , although I think we confused one of the counter staff be ordering pasta with Jess’s fish instead of chips (my daughter is not a big chip fan but they seem to go with almost everything at DLRP especially on the children’s menus).

The Boys then headed off to Armageddon and Jenny and I took the girls…shopping.

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Jenny and Hannah are obviously more serious in this pursuit as by the time they came back out Jess was dancing in the street (literally ) in studio one. We caught the Cine Follies show and then headed back home.

That night we had our poorest meal at a restaurant near the Marriot resort (and the delivered Pizza’s from the night before took some beating in this category) so our recommendation for future Marriot guests is to eat at Disney before heading back. The Daddys’ stayed out after this ,although not too late as they closed the hotel bar round about them( they came home as very grumpy old men - Kenny even woke me to tell me how unimpressed he was with this :mad: . WE (Jenny and I had bartered this for a shopping evening on Wednesday) so we had already arranged that the all girls would head out earlier the next day for our first visit this trip to Salon Mickey whilst our grumpy old men had a lie in with their now non-existant hangovers . :rotfl:
 
Think you got a better deal than the men folk :rotfl2:
Another great report :thumbsup2
 
It looks like you had a great time. I really love the photo of your little one with the big stitch.
 

I like the first photo with Jess best. She looks like she's so full of expectation and joy with shining eyes and ready to go on her next ride. That's adorable. Every child should look like this at DLRP! :goodvibes

Kenny had been trying to convince one of us to go on the rockin’ roller coaster all morning so on ( a mad )impulse after the parade went passed I grabbed his arm and on we went thankfully with little queue so I had no real time to change my mind.
So did you like it?
Since i felt sick after riding a dark-coaster a few years ago, I 've never tried that again. Strangely enough i could ride the Indy-coaster without problems, but maybe it has something to do with my sense of balance that works better in broad daylight. :confused3
 
Yeah, this is the first year I've been since the studios arrived (didn't realie it was years ago, must have been away from Paris for a while). I loved the Cinemagique show myself, just to see Alan Cumming in that rather camp looking beard was enough. Jeremy Irons seems to appear in everything in that park tho lol.

tom
 
toony said:
I like the first photo with Jess best. She looks like she's so full of expectation and joy with shining eyes and ready to go on her next ride. That's adorable. Every child should look like this at DLRP! :goodvibes

I agree Toony . Its one of my favourite photos of the trip. It captures how much fun we all have on our Family holidays and how it appeals to the inner child in all of us. :goodvibes
 
Looks as though you had a fantastic time :)
 
Another wonderful report - love the picture with Stitch as well.
 












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