DW and I decided since we had time, we d take our time getting back to them. We made a stop at the outdoor margarita stand in Mexico.
Getting a good start on the evening I see
we found that they had the same idea we did and had a few drinks from Italy. I don t remember what everyone had, but I m pretty sure it wasn t Beverly.
Are you sure? They were in the Italian pavilion after all.
I wonder how much alcohol it would take to make stuff enjoyable.
It was almost time for our ADR, so we headed to Via Napoli to check in. I was really nervous, hoping that everyone would love it as much as DW and I did.
Thats always a dilemma.
We know what we like, but since tastes differ so widely, its hard to tell if others will really enjoy our recommendations. Itd be tougher if I were in their company at the time as yall are in this case.
Unless of course it were barbeque that was being recommended
Cant go wrong recommending good Que.
Sis asked about a gluten free pizza crust, but she was told that they take pride in the quality of their pizza crust and were unwilling to compromise it by creating a gluten free version of it.
Interesting
A might obsessive, but interesting.
We were going to have about half a day for park time the next day, and I was planning to hit EPCOT so we didn t really have anything we urgently wanted to do that evening other than watch Illuminations.
The WS is best seen when you dont have to bee somewhere at a certain time. Glad yall got to take the slow walk around the world
We then made our way over to Japan to look for something I d read about on the Disney Food Blog. Frozen beer.
Mixing your alcohols already?
Ive not heard about that particular offering.
Not a big fan of most Japanese lagers, but Ill keep that in mind if Im there in the high summer (which is usually the only time I can get down there)
we waited until France for our next drink.
More booze?
Quite the evening yall are having.
I ve seen all the rave reviews for the concoctions they make there, so I was bound and determined to get one of those French slushes.
You chose wisely
He then told me that he has found his favorite ride in Disney World. Mission: Space.
If you had to pick "one"
Thats a good one.
BiL, in his infinite wisdom, comes up with the best idea ever.
They can all go ride It s a Small Mexico, while he and I go ride Mission: Space Orange after stuffing ourselves silly in Via Napoli and drinking a good chunk of the way around the world.
A sensible well reasoned plan if ever Ive heard one.
The man may well be a genius.
Neither of us was locked out of our room later that night, so apparently there were no objections to our plan.
We headed over to TT and we talked a little bit more about WDW. BiL was blown away by WS and how you can pretty much just do a pub crawl from one country to the next. He had always thought that Disney World was just for kids, but he was clearly getting it by that point.
Victory! Another convert.
Now you just need to convince him to join the DDC.
We made our way to TT and I was excited to finally get to see the whole queue and experience the design studios.
I remember reading you extended review of the long queue and TT in general on the other board. Sounds like a bit of a mixed bag between upgrade and mere redecoration. But Im still looking forward to giving it a try. Like most travel opportunities, it will likely return as much as one puts into it.
He made the comment that he d been in line for over half an hour and had been almost an hour since he had a beer. BiL just looked at him and said, They should really put a bar in here! ![Title :idea: :idea:](http://www.wdwinfo.com/images/smilies/idea.gif)
I wondered when the title explanation would show itself.
So were advocating drinking and driving then?
The more we talked about it, the more it made sense. It had been a while since any of us had a beer. We were stuck in that line and apparently, we were still going to be waiting for a while. There is no pre-show going on in that room at all& no displays to look at, no video playing. It really is a letdown to be stuck in there after the awesome experience that the queue had been up to that point.
You win! They really do need to put a bar in there.
Theyre missing out on one heck of a marketing opportunity.
We considered heading back to the WS to see if we could sample some beverages from a few more countries. If it had been about 5 years ago, I m sure we would have, but on this night, we decided bed was more important than beer.
You have officially graduated from youth to responsible adult.
Please step this way so we can have the word: Sucker! tattooed on your forehead.
He fell asleep in his seat and fell into the aisle as the bus made a turn. BiL caught him to keep him from falling on the floor and sat him back up. He didn t even wake up.
Nice work
That was one tuckered young man right there.
He and Sis were going to MK, but the rest of us were planning to sleep in a little longer than normal and go back to EPCOT. I told him they should just load their stuff into the cars in the morning and they could just take a monorail to EPCOT when they get done at MK.
That was the plan I had in mind when I went to bed anyway&
What could possibly go wrong?
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