The Comando & The Newbie: Lots of Pics! Completed!

Hakuna Matata!

We got off the plane and Mark changed into shorts. We took the “monorail” over to the Magical Express (ME). Check in took about 5 minutes. We got right on the Pop Century bus which was about a quarter full.

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Ten minutes later we were on our way! Our bus driver was from Haiti and kind of hard to understand. I thought he said something about the death toll from hurricanes in Haiti was up to 500 people. Mark thought he said there were 500 people already checked in to Pop Century. We find it hard to understand anyone without a Midwest accent. I loved the ME bus! Here is a picture of us on it.

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The video was great and we were both really excited. Mark passed the time by talking in his Mickey Mouse voice which has a slightly southern twang to it. He does the Mickey giggle pretty good. I also loved letting ME pick up our suitcase and having it delivered right to our room!

This might be a good time to bring up the “Binder of Fun”. Anyone who watched the Full House episode when the Tanner family went to WDW knows that Danny had the “Clipboard of Fun”. We’ll I made a binder. Some of you reading have probably already made one yourself. I included our itinerary, menus, maps, reservation information. I introduced Mark to it the night before we left. He laughed and said he was very thankful that I did all the planning. I knew we probably wouldn’t use it that much but it was sort of my security blanket if you will.

It was just after 12 noon when we arrived at Pop Century.

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What a cool resort this is. I used to think the OVERSIZED décor was kinda cheesy. That was before we actually saw it in real life. I loved it! All the bright colors and fun music. Now this is Disney. We walked into the lobby which was not that busy. We liked looking at the shadow boxes on the walls. Especially the 80’s ones since that’s the decade we grew up in. Guess what! Our room was ready! I was not expecting this at all. And we are staying in 50’s building 1. I was really hoping to stay in the 50’s or 60’s so I was thrilled. We next went over to the concierge desk to get a print out of our ADR’s and add two days to Marks 1 day MYW ticket. I had a non-expiring ticket with 4 days on it already. Mark was going to add 2 days to his making it a 3 day and then he would also use the 1 day ticket I had to purchase to get the free dining package. It cost him $145.90 for the 2 days. He used a Visa gift card from his bank for this. These are nice if you don’t want to carry cash.

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Then we headed to our room #1263. It took a little while for us to find it but of course once you do you never lose your way again right? Our room was at the end of building 1 on the second floor overlooking the bowling pin pool. How cool is that! There were trees blocking some of our view but it was a standard room and I thought that was pretty good. Here are a couple pics of the inside.

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I was in shock of how smoothly everything was going so far. I at least expected to have to wait for something! We left our carry-on bags and grabbed our Keys to the World and headed out the door for some lunch.
 
Great start to the trip! I love the Full House episode where they go to WDW!!! DJ keeps seeing her BF Steve everywhere - even as Aladdin. Which is completely awesome because that actor actually did Aladdin's voice in the movie. Ok completely off topic, I know I'm a huge dork. Can't wait to read more. :goodvibes
 
Great start to the trip! I love the Full House episode where they go to WDW!!! DJ keeps seeing her BF Steve everywhere - even as Aladdin. Which is completely awesome because that actor actually did Aladdin's voice in the movie. Ok completely off topic, I know I'm a huge dork. Can't wait to read more. :goodvibes

Oh yeah Steve!! And she thought she saw him at the Indy Stunt too!:rotfl:

Your Illuminations crusie looked like a lot of fun! I'm glad the weather cooperated for you.
 

Tie a napkin round your neck Cherie and we provide the rest.

Well we did have to wait for something. The bus. We decided to take the bus to Pleasure Island (PI) and have lunch at Raglan Road (RR) because that is what the “Binder of Fun” told us to do. Good Lord it was hot. I started wishing I had planned a water park day.:headache: We waited almost 20 minutes for the bus to DTD. It was 1:05pm when we left POP. We also found out that the buses are not running to PI because of construction. We would have to get off at West Side. I decided we should get off at Market Place instead because I’m not familiar with West Side and we wanted to do some shopping. But lunch first! I had only eaten a 100 cal pack of Wheat Thins so far toady. Once we got to RR my stomach was eating itself. And the fact that the outside of the restaurant smelled funny didn’t help. I don’t really know what it was.:confused3 It kind of smelled like hot cooking oil or grease.

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Anyway the place was almost empty and it was time to test out the free dining plan. We sat inside because it was just baking on the patio. There were only 7 or 8 tables taken. It was gorgeous inside and it didn’t smell.

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Our server was David. I think he was from Ireland because of his accent. We ordered a couple waters and the Providence Beer Flight. This was 5 oz each of Guinness, Smithwicks (or Smitticks if your Irish), Harps Lager, and Murphy’s Red Ale. This cost $8.50 and Mark and I split it. It was really good.

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Mark least liked the Murphy’s so I drank most of that one. Shortly after our flight was delivered a fly flew right into our Smitticks! Guess he needed a drink too. Thankfully we got a new one. When we opened the menu I was a little worried. I had printed the RR menu off of allears and it was totally different. The two things I wanted weren’t on it! Bangers Begosh and Pie in the Sky were gone. Maybe it was because we came at lunch time? I didn’t ask David about it. We also got bread and a Guinness dipping sauce. You can see it in the background of the next pic. So yummy! For my main course I decided to get the Portobello Bridge $11.50. Portobello mushroom cap burger filled with Dubliner cheese and tomato relish. It came with a side and I choose the cesar salad.

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Oh my gosh was this delicious! The portobello was so juicy and flavorful. The cesar salad dressing was great too. Mark got the Steak Sanger $13.95. It was sliced sirloin steak with fried onions and tomato relish served on thick sliced toasted bread. He got mixed vegetables for a side.

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He loved this as well. We took pictures but I’m afraid to say that we didn’t take pictures of all of our food. But this isn’t a dining report. For your food porn you’ll have to look elsewhere! For dessert I ordered the Ger’s Bread & Butter Pudding $7.99. Excellent! I wish I could have eaten the whole thing. We thought it tasted like really soft homemade coffee cake. The sauces you pour over it were to die for.:cloud9: Mark ordered the Dundon’s Delight $7.99. Raspberry pavlova with vanilla pod ice cream, served on a raspberry and champagne consommé. He did not like this. The pavlova was too airy. When he cut it open it looked like the turkey from National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. All dry and hollow. Maybe that’s how it is supposed to be? And the consommé was so sweet it hurt. Needless to say Mark ate a lot of my bread pudding. Our total came to $52.63. But with Free Dining we only paid $19.50 (beer + tip).
 
Will come to you!

After we ate we walked around PI. Mark wanted to go into the Harley Davidson store. He really wants a Harley someday.

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I wanted to get a picture in front of the Adventures’ Club during the day. We are planning to go there on Saturday.

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We looked around the Lego Store.
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Then we sweated over to World of Disney and shopped around. Another DISer on here had noticed the unusual positions the stuffed animals were placed into the arms of the mannequins and had talked about it in their trip report. :rotfl: Mark noticed it also and took some pictures.

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I called my parents and left a message to let them know we had arrived ok. Mark found a nice Mickey Mouse shirt he wanted $24.00. I got a photo album with a pewter castle on the front $24.00. Then we stumbled across our first pressed penny machine. Before our trip Mark had picked out the pennies he wanted to use. He likes the really old discolored ones. These made the designs really hard to read so I’m glad I brought some shiny ones. We also bought the book for keeping the pennies in $6.95. Our total at World of Disney came to $58.53. We had our purchases shipped back to our hotel. I love this service.

Then we went into Arribas Bros. I took a picture of the crystal castle. It cost over $37,000. That’s a little bit less than what Mark’s condo cost yet the castle has more room.:confused3

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When we left the comfort of that shop we stumbled upon the caricature booth. I had really wanted to do this. Neither of us had one done before. We choose the black and white with shading. It turned out great!:thumbsup2 The artist did a great job. It cost us $50.06.
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We went into the Art of Disney shop. I really like this store and we took a few pictures of the things we liked.
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The Marketplace was pretty busy for a Tuesday afternoon but not wall to wall like at night.

Next on the agenda was to play some mini golf at Fantasia Gardens. But first we had to catch a bus to the Swan Hotel. I now bring to you Today’s Moment of Crazy: While waiting 10 minutes for a bus our travelers longed for the cool air conditioned bliss. After 20 minutes they were really longing. Finally a bus! A/C glorious A/C. Wait a minute. This bus feels like an oven. Doors close. No A/C?! :scared1:
There were probably 20 people on the bus and we were all dying! It was so hot and of course the windows don’t open. The driver finally started driving with the door open but it didn’t help. He was also driving 3 miles an hour. We had to stop at West Side where our driver got out and another one got on. Then other guests wanted to get on the bus and we tried to warn them. I think it was at this bus stop when some smokers got on. They weren’t smoking but they reeked of it and it really did stink up the whole bus. The lady next to me said, “First heat. Now smells, what’s next?” Don’t ask lady. Don’t ask. This poor old man across from us had soaked his shirt before we finally got to the Swan. I said to Mark, “We need to go inside and cool off before we walk over to Fantasia Gardens.”

It was about 4:30 when we left the Swan to walk over to mini golf. Mark discovered the little lizards. He wanted to catch one so bad, but we were too slow with the heat to try very hard. These lizards were all over Fantasia Gardens too. We had the voucher for one free round so it only ended up costing us $12.52. It is a very cute course but you can tell that it’s older. I liked the Fantasia theme. Mark loves the brooms from Sorcerer’s Apprentice.
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We played 18 holes and there was no one behind us or in front of us. It was fun but my feet were getting tired at this point. My favorite hole was the one with the hippo and alligator.
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On the 17th hole I hit my ball in to the water and couldn’t get it back. I didn’t care because we were almost done and I just wanted to sit down! I told Mark we could share the golf ball he had, but he wanted both of us to play the last hole. So he got it out of the water. It wasn’t my same ball as there were many in the water, but I was really happy and it was my favorite moment of the day.:love: This was a competition and Mark won. He got par for the course 53 and I got 59. And we each got a free golf ball from the clubhouse.
 
THe pixie dust for the transportation worked for the plane...I guess not so much for the bus.:rotfl2: Why is it that wgen it's the hottest it's the people that have forgotten about personal hygeine that are around.:headache:
The beginning of your trip sounds really good only a few minor annoyances (sp?) but hey, your at DISNEY:cool1: so thay can usually be lived with.
When mom and I were at RR they said every piece of the restaraunt and bar was shipped over from Ireland, maybe they sent the waiters also.:rotfl2:
Love the picture of you standing with the lego family.:lmao:
Can't wait to hear more about your trip.
 
A Comando's life for me!

After mini golf we walked over to Boardwalk.
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It was a lot closer then I thought it was which was good because my sandals were starting to rub me the wrong way.:guilty: But we must go on. Lots to see! I had wanted to hop on a friendship boat and ride around the lagoon but Mark was hungry again so we decided to leave Boardwalk and go all the way back to DTD. Sounds crazy but it’s kind of my tradition to go to Ghirardelli’s for ice cream. But first we had to take pictures in my favorite chairs.
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And I bet Mark whoever wins mini golf has to by the sundaes. We got off at the Marketplace and headed straight for……Goofy’s Candy Co. Yes, it’s time to put those snack credits to good use. I got the pretzel sticks dipped in dark chocolate, rolled in crushed peanut butter cups then drizzled with milk chocolate $3.50. Mark got the Mickey rice crispy treat dipped in dark chocolate and rolled in crushed peanut butter cups $3.00. Our cost $0. Yay snack credits!:woohoo: They looked really sweet.
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We planned to eat them later in the week. Mark forgot to put his name on his order. Good thing we were the only ones ordering treats. Ok there were two other people there but seriously I thought that Goofy’s would be packed and it wasn’t. Ghirardelli’s wasn’t that bad either. I was glad to see the remodel included more cash registers.
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Mark got the Mint Bliss $7.95. One scoop of mint chip ice cream, one scoop of chocolate ice cream, dark chocolate hot fudge sauce, whipped cream and a square of Mint Bliss Intense Dark chocolate.
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I got the World Famous Hot Fudge Sundae $7.95. Two scoops of premium vanilla ice cream, fresh home-made hot fudge sauce, with whipped cream, chopped almonds and a cherry.
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Total $16.93. So yummy!:worship: Mark said his had too much hot fudge. I said that’s impossible.

It was around 8:30 when we decided to head home. When we got back to POP we went to buy our refill mugs. Since we were only a three minute walk from the food court I figured it would be worth it. They cost $26.61 at $12.49 each. The CM told us they sell about 500 of these a day!

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Then with drinks in hand we went to our room and found our suitcase waiting for us. We quickly unpacked and changed into our swimsuits and went to the pool for a half an hour. The water was so warm! The pool in my apartment complex is not heated so this felt awesome! We were in heaven! What a perfect day. It felt so good to be here at Disney with 5 more days to come. Mark was really liking it so far and I could tell he was happier than he normally is. When I asked him he said his favorite thing we did today was the caricature. Since we had to get up early we went to bed around 10:00pm. I made a wake up call for 6:45am. Tomorrow we go to my favorite place in WDW.
 
What a great first day! You did a ton of stuff in one day, especially with waking up so early.

The sundaes look delicious. I agree...there can never be too much hot fudge!
 
And you, and you, and you!

When I woke up and looked at the clock it said 4:30am!:eek: I was wide awake! My mind would not stop racing. “Are we going to get there in time for rope drop?” “Are the crowds going to be crazy?” “Is it going to rain today?” All these scenarios were popping into my head and I really just wanted to go back to sleep but as the old saying goes, “I’m too excited to sleep!”:yay:

We are going to the Magic Kingdom today!
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This is my favorite park and I can’t wait for Mark to see it! I laid in bed and tried to close my eyes but it was no use. At 5:40am all my tossing and turning woke Mark up and I told him I had been awake for an hour now. I decided to get up and take a shower so at least I’d be doing something. I grabbed my notebook and took some notes about our day yesterday. I have a feeling I won’t be able to take notes on a daily basis but I’ll try!

After I was ready I woke Mark up. We brought Pop Tarts and granola bars with us for breakfast in the room. I decided we should eat first and then go to Everything Pop to get our drinks. We could drink on the way over to MK. At 7:45am we headed down. I got the coffee. It was ok. Mark doesn’t drink coffee so he got ice tea. The bus stop for MK was the most full out of all the bus stops and I was worried that I had picked a bad day to visit. The bus came at 8:00am and we had to stand on the way there. It was a jerky ride. I made sure not to spill my hot nasty coffee on anyone.:cutie: The ride took about 13 minutes. I thought that was pretty good.

When we got there Mark went through the bag check line. He was such a good pack mule this whole trip! We took some pictures of the flower Mickey head and picked out a spot to watch the Good Morning Show.
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It was very humid already and my camera had fogged up. It was overcast but it didn’t look like it would rain. We sat on the right side by the small tree that’s in the big round cement pot that you can sit on. I made sure we sat on the back curve so no one would be able to stand in front of us. They had the Halloween decorations up. I like that it’s simply decorated and not overkill.
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We had to wait awhile but we had our drinks to sip on. Then the announcements came that MK would be opening soon. When the show started I got a little misty eyed. That’s never happened to me before.
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I was so happy to be at the MK with Mark.:love:
 
After the show we went through the tunnel and around the corner to see…Cinderella Castle!:yay: Mark was smiling and he wanted to take my picture in front of the castle. I said “OK but make them quick!”
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Then we walked up Main Street and we could feel the A/C coming out of the shops. The Mad Hatter and Alice were walking up along with us and the Mad Hatter says to the mass of people, “Where’s everybody going?” It was funny and Mark would repeat that line often in his best Mad Hatter voice. We took some more pictures at the hub.
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I like the back view of the Partners statue. I of course was in commando mode now so I rushed us off at light speed to Tomorrow Land.
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We got right on to Space Mountain. This is my favorite Disney ride. We rode on the right side. It was a lot jerkier than I remembered. I was in the last seat and my neck was a little sore afterwards. Mark thought it was fun too. Then we went over to Buzz Lightyear. Also a walk-on. I did really bad. For the life of me I could not see my little red dot and the trigger was hard to push. Mark beat me, but we were both Space Ranger First Class!
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Time for Stitch’s Great Escape. We waited 2 minutes for this one. I still think it’s cute. When we sat down Mark felt that the seat was wet and he kept asking me all these questions. I told him to just wait and see! For some reason I did not get the chili dog burp in my face. I must have picked a good seat. Mark got a taste of it though.:sick:
We walked back over toward the castle. The Dream Along with Mickey Show was performing. I think its cool how the characters eyes and mouths open and close.
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But I rushed us past it. I had a plan to stick to. We now marched over to Adventure Land.
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This is my favorite land. I love the architecture. We had a five minute wait for Jungle Cruise. I normally like this ride and it’s cheesiness but our Skipper wasn’t that good.
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Plus we sat in the middle of the boat which I don’t like as well. Mark laughed at all the jokes but he was the only one. He’s so cute.:hug:
After Jungle Cruise we headed to Pirates of the Caribbean and walked on.
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We both love the movies. I hadn’t been on it since the new additions. I told Mark not to expect to be blown away by the ride since the movie was based on the ride not the other way around. I like the new Jack Sparrows. Did they change the audio too? I couldn’t hear it that well because two French tweens were chit-chatting loud right behind us. Boy that is a quick ride. It seemed faster than before. We found the key of Davey Jones in the gift shop.
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When we left the shop the pirate tutorial was going on so we stopped to watch a little. They were singing “Yo Ho Yo Ho a Pirates life for me.” And then it was over. We did get some pictures of it though.
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Wow did he look like the real thing! Then we ran into this guy.
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It was around 11:00am and we were getting hungry. So we did what anyone who’s hungry in Adventure Land would do. We got Dole Whips at Aloha Isle! I got a pineapple Dole Whip float $3.99 and Mark got root beer float with vanilla Dole Whip $3.69. Used our snack credits so cost was $0.00. We found a spot to sit and eat. They were huge and very yummy!
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I really liked the vanilla soft serve Mark got. It was at this point that I decided to slow down the pace of our touring. We were about an hour ahead of schedule and the lines were non-existent. Since we were so close we took a tour of the Swiss Family Robinson Tree house. I had been through that in years. I took a couple pictures at the top. I thought about doing The Enchanted Tiki Room but I felt Mark needed to experience something a little more exciting.;)
 
Wow! You got a lot done already! It's great that you were an hour ahead of schedule.

The floats look delicious.

I've never noticed that the characters eyes close like that!
 
My oh my what a wonderful day!

We moseyed on down to Frontier Land.
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We could hear the screams from Splash Mountain.
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Here is the wait time.
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I couldn’t believe it. I’ve never seen it less than 30 minutes. We walked on of course and sat in the third row of the log.:thumbsup2 Mark liked this one a lot. He liked all the characters especially Brer Fox. We didn’t get that wet. But that was ok with us.

Next up “The wildest ride in the wilderness!” Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Or as Mark called it “The Mine Ride”. I think this was our longest line of the day. It was about 10 minutes. We sat in the back half which is so much better than the front half. We got Fast Passes for later. Our first FP of the trip and we probably wouldn’t even need it.

It was around 12:00 and we decided it was time to rustle up some grub. Pecos Bills Tall Tale Inn and Café was close so that’s where we went. There were virtually no lines so we got our food quickly. I got the Chicken Wrap with fries, a Sprite and carrot cake $14.07. Mark got Bacon Double Cheeseburger, fries, water and carrot cake $13.97. We used counter service credits so $0.00! The wrap was delicious and HUGE!:) So was the Sprite it was 32 oz. I never drink pop(that’s what we call it in MI) so it was a lot for me. The French fries were really good to. Mark liked his food as far as I could tell. It looked really big too. We decided to save the carrot cake for later.

After filling our stomachs it was time to digest and take in the sounds of the hand-clappin, foot-stompin Country Bear Jamboree!
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I think the songs are really funny. My favorite is Big Al singing “Blood on the Saddle”.
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Next on the agenda was Haunted Mansion.
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I was really looking forward to this ride. I wanted to see all the changes they made. I like the tombstones out front but we flew past them since there was no line. It’s nice to have the MK all to ourselves. At least that’s what it felt like. A few years ago I bought the Hidden Mickey book and I brought it with us this time but we never looked at it that much. I just pointed out the ones I could remember to Mark as we passed them. Like the three plates on the dining table that make up a Mickey. I loved the new additions here too. The bride was really creepy. At one point in the graveyard we got stuck and the music got really quiet. It never turned up once we got moving again so we missed most of the song. We decided not to do Hall of Presidents so where did we go next?
 
I loved the low crowds!:goodvibes

But the stress of impending hurricanes might be enough to steer me away from that time of year. Perhaps a late September date would be a little better? Seems pretty quiet storm wise right now.

I'll be in school again that time next year so we wont be back in Sept for another couple years.
 
And a smile means friendship to everyone

The sun was beating down by this time of day.
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Peter Pan was a 45 min wait as usual so we FP it and got on It’s A Small World. I took a picture of the Irish dolls.
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I like this ride ok but I wouldn’t want to be stuck on it for very long. Next we went to Mickey’s PhilharMagic.
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Mark had never seen a 3D movie before. Unfortunately a big tall man was sitting in front of him so some of the effects were hard to see. Mark really liked it and I did too. We went to Sir Mickey’s shop and tried on some Mouse Ears.
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Mark decided they didn’t look too good on him so we passed on purchasing any. I thought they looked cute! I kind of regret it now but we’ll get them next time.

I had to get my picture taken in front of Cinderella’s Fountain.
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We also took some pictures of the back view of the castle.
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We went inside the castle too and we could see the parade going down Main St. It was time to use our FP for Peter Pan so we got on that in a couple minutes.
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It’s too short! I wish they would to something more with Tiger Lilly. I love the movie Peter Pan!

When we got off there was a very dark cloud moving overhead.:eek: What? It was sunny just a minute ago. It was almost 2:00pm I decided now would be a good time to see the Hall of Presidents since it was starting to sprinkle. It’s a nice show and people clapped at the end. They should have more of the presidents talk instead of that long video. They made the guys they should use them!

When we got out it was raining. We opened our ponchos and put them on. By the time we got to Tomorrow Land it was letting up. We stepped into Monster’s Inc. Laugh Floor. We both thought it was really funny. The interaction between the characters and the audience was great. It was so much better than I had anticipated.

“Paging Mr. Morrow, Mr. Tom Morrow” :rotfl2: We rode the TTA twice in a row. We ate our carrot cake from lunch while we rode. It was good to get off our feet for a few minutes. Then we did the Carousel of Progress. This is my sister’s favorite ride. Mark and I laughed at the final scene. It is so 1990’s. Oh well it’s still a classic.

It had stopped raining now. We were getting so much done it was time to start repeating things. We did Buzz (Mark beat me) and Space Mountain again.
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This time on Space Mountain we rode on the left side. It was so much better!:banana: I was laughing so hard I was crying.

Then back to Fantasy Land to do Pooh and Snow White.princess:
 












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