Day 10 - Our very last day!
We woke up SOOOOOOOO tired. If we learned one lesson on this trip, it was to listen to MiKE! IF it wasn't our last day, we would have opted to sleep in. But it was our last day so up we got! Once again, we decided to take the boat system over the bus system because its a much prettier way to start the day.
As you can see, we wore matching shirts that said "But I don't want to go home..." and that was our sentiments exactly!! If we didn't have a plane to catch, we would have booked a few extra days right then and there.
It was a beautiful clear cool morning. I was glad for the little extra boat ride and monorail ride. It was a much better last ride to the parks than a bus!
We saw the new Bay Lake Towers on our way over
Everytime I saw something I was snapping pictures of it thinking, "This is the last time I'm going to see this."
Before long, we were on the monorail for our very last ride to Epcot.
I was too busy taking pictures of the kids and writing postcards and so I missed the PERFECT picture. We missed rope drop, and as we make the drive around Epcot, from above is the view of the cast members escorting the Soarin' crowd in. Half of the park is still empty a line of cast members and then a sea of people behind them. So annoyed I missed that picture!!
It wasn't long before we were in the parks and we decided to say goodbye to our Disney World Friends.
Good bye Chip and Dale. We'll miss you!
I seem to have misplaced my pictures with Goofy, Pluto, Minnie and Mickey. You'll need to wait on those.
At the end of the line, we go to exit and instead we get to meet with Belle!
Ephraim was particularly taken with her!
We said our final goodbyes and were on our way.
Good bye dancing fountains.
We decided to try Space Ship Earth, because we hadn't done it yet
When I went when I was a kid, we were stuck inside by the spot where he's painting the ceiling for 20 minutes. Space ship Earth is VERY BORING when you stare at the same scene for 20 minutes. However, when the ride actually works - it's actually quite entertaining!
We finished Space ship earth and went over to Mission:Space. Ken had wanted to ride it. The kids and I waited outside watching a sky writer while Ken rode.
Heart Jesus - We do!
Who needs Mission Space when you can just spin around really fast on those concrete blocks??
Praise Jesus - We do! It's all because of Him that our trip was even possible!
Ken really enjoyed Mission:Space. Maybe next time Nathaniel will be tall enough to go and then I'll check it out. I'm such a chicken. I don't like going alone.