We jumped into the SUV which now had plenty of room for us without our bags and headed on over to DTD. We had 7 PM ADRs at 1900 Park Fare, so we decided to grab a bite to eat and hang out at Disney Quest for a little while. We had never made the time to check it out before, so I was looking forward to it.
We had to activate our military tickets and guest relations, which was super easy and only took a min or two, but in that two mins Taylor had already passed out in her stroller. The child never naps at home, but now she sleeps and we can’t even take the stroller in!
Dee was mean and woke her right up, but she didn’t seem to mind.
Taylor loved the elevator ride up into DQ, the genie thing was pretty neat. She loves Genie (I will explain more of her love for Genie later in the TR).
We grabbed a quick bite to eat at Food Quest while we checked out the map.
After we ate Mom and Taylor headed to Sid’s Create-a-Toy, while Dee, Morgan and me went to Virtual Space Mountain. Morgan and I designed an awesome coaster with lots of inversions, it ended up being a level 5 (the craziest you can get). Dee designed his, but it was a wimpy level 4. We did a rider swap of sorts and I got to ride both Dee’s and mine and Morgan’s in the simulator. Ours was defiantly cooler. The simulator wasn’t as real on hills as it was inversions and Dee picked a lot of big hills. It was still very neat and both Morgan and Dee enjoyed watching us ride while they waited.
We went to find Mom and Taylor, but they were not where we left them, which happens a lot during the trip so thank goodness for cell phones.
We ended up finding them at the virtual jungle cruise. My sister and I got a big kick out of seeing my mom on a “boat”, mom is terrified of water and won’t go near a boat normally.
Dee, Morgan, and I decided to take a turn riding with Taylor since when she got off she said, “I wanna do it again!”
Taylor enjoyed just watching everyone with the Virtual Reality helmets from the top balcony, so we decided to take her to ride the Virtual Magic Carpets.
There was a bit of a wait, but everyone is line was complimenting Taylor’s dress so much, that she and I kinda enjoyed the wait. Several moms asked if I bought it there in DTD, and then went on and on about it when I said I had made it. It was my first real compliment in person about my sewing since I just learned to sew for this trip, so it made me feel very good.
I don’t know what Taylor was doing to Aunt MoMo here:
Taylor was sick of pictures in line, so this was her first of many pictures of her telling me, “No more pictures Mommy” during this trip (you will see this hands up pose a lot)
The helmets were a little tough to fit to Taylor’s tiny head without getting it over her eyes
Dee looked normal in the helmet, I guess I have seen him in the military helmets too much.
I decided just to watch and take pictures while they did the virtual ride since there were only 4 seats together. Here are all of them looking silly in the helmets:
When they were finished Taylor was in a posing mood so we took some pics in front of Jasmine’s castle. Actually we took a lot since she was being a camera cheese, but here are just a few of them.
We waited in another long line for Virtual POTC, and then decided to go ahead and head back to Shades of Green to get ready for our dinner at 1900 Park Fare. Here is Dee while waiting, I am not loving all of his Affliction shirts, I need to learn Photoshop so I can learn how to edit them and make them more Disney like.