MamaMouse0920
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It was a little before 7:30pm at this point.

On our way to pick up the fish & chips in the UK we passed The Mill Stage in Canada where there was a concert going on which was cool to see - they were playing 90s music (can't remember the song off the top of my head, but I know I was jamming along, being a 90s kid myself!) and if we had more time or if the kids weren't with us we for sure would have stuck around and enjoyed the music. Instead, we grabbed our fish & chips and made our way back to the playground since that's where the kids wanted to go. It once again was buggy (what is it with the Epcot playgrounds and gnats/no see ums?!) so we didn't stick around for super long.


A little after 8pm we made our way to Soarin', which was a 10 minute standby.

By the time we got off it was dark outside (around 8:35, based on timestamps) and we headed next door to see our favorite purple dragon.


By the time we were done (love Figment!!) it was 8:53 and the park was closing. At some point earlier in the night Matt had remarked that we hadn't heard anything from Walmart yet, despite our arrival window for the delivery being 9-11pm. I replied "yeah that's odd, but I suppose they call it a window for a reason, and previously we've just always had them show up right at the beginning of the window and not in the middle/end??". We slowly made our way toward the International Gateway to get on the Skyliner back to the resort, stopping occasionally at the kids requests.

As we got closer to the International Gateway there was a small opening in crowds (the view was obstructed by a large tree, so I get why no one staked out that spot ha!) so we quickly parked the stroller and let the kids watch the fireworks for a bit.

After 5-10 minutes of fireworks watching, I received the text that our order was on its way and would be delivered in 10 minutes. WHAT. Why would they give us such short notice?! So we once again found ourselves racing to the Skyliner (repeat of last year's arrival day, anyone?!) to try to beat the delivery driver.
We arrived only a few minutes later than the driver and I had the kids hop out of the stroller so Matt could load it up with our groceries instead of borrowing a cart from Bell Services. The kids and I walked to our room (not a far walk from the Skyliner since we were basically right next to the Big Blue Pool!) where they checked out the Cars characters near our door.


On our way to pick up the fish & chips in the UK we passed The Mill Stage in Canada where there was a concert going on which was cool to see - they were playing 90s music (can't remember the song off the top of my head, but I know I was jamming along, being a 90s kid myself!) and if we had more time or if the kids weren't with us we for sure would have stuck around and enjoyed the music. Instead, we grabbed our fish & chips and made our way back to the playground since that's where the kids wanted to go. It once again was buggy (what is it with the Epcot playgrounds and gnats/no see ums?!) so we didn't stick around for super long.


A little after 8pm we made our way to Soarin', which was a 10 minute standby.

By the time we got off it was dark outside (around 8:35, based on timestamps) and we headed next door to see our favorite purple dragon.


By the time we were done (love Figment!!) it was 8:53 and the park was closing. At some point earlier in the night Matt had remarked that we hadn't heard anything from Walmart yet, despite our arrival window for the delivery being 9-11pm. I replied "yeah that's odd, but I suppose they call it a window for a reason, and previously we've just always had them show up right at the beginning of the window and not in the middle/end??". We slowly made our way toward the International Gateway to get on the Skyliner back to the resort, stopping occasionally at the kids requests.

As we got closer to the International Gateway there was a small opening in crowds (the view was obstructed by a large tree, so I get why no one staked out that spot ha!) so we quickly parked the stroller and let the kids watch the fireworks for a bit.

After 5-10 minutes of fireworks watching, I received the text that our order was on its way and would be delivered in 10 minutes. WHAT. Why would they give us such short notice?! So we once again found ourselves racing to the Skyliner (repeat of last year's arrival day, anyone?!) to try to beat the delivery driver.
We arrived only a few minutes later than the driver and I had the kids hop out of the stroller so Matt could load it up with our groceries instead of borrowing a cart from Bell Services. The kids and I walked to our room (not a far walk from the Skyliner since we were basically right next to the Big Blue Pool!) where they checked out the Cars characters near our door.

