tinkerbelle22
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Day 3-We headed to MK in the morning. My brother did what he was asking about a month before the trip: The Tea Cups. He loved it! Anyhoo, it was an average magical morning. We headed back to the Dolphin, and took a dip in the pool, which was very refreshing, it was real hot. At night, we went over to MGM, where (because of EMH) it was unbelivably hot and crowded. Take note of that. 
So, we had bought the Fantasmic dinner package, and used the dinner at the Brown Derby. It was delicious, and the ambience exceeded normal Disney standards (it wasn't just fast food). Then Tiggerfied did Fantasmic (I don't do fireworks shows, I'm noise sensitive), and the boys and I headed back to the hotel. Mom actually didn't really like Fantasmic, she said it wasn't as good as everyone said it would be. I mean, my friend's mom told my mom that Fantasmic was the only reason she went to Disney. Alrighty then.
Tip of the day-Did you know that the black square in the middle of the Swan and Dolphin buildings was supposed to be a monorail station? How cool is that! Our crazy boat driver told us! He said that the station at the Dolphin would be in the front (like the Poly), and the station at the Swan would be on the inside (like the Contempory). He also said they might actually put the station in there. We'll see...
Day 4-We decided to start the day by doing EMH at MK. We thought it might be a bad idea, but it turned out to be okay. This actually was a very memorable day for our family. You see, my little brother is Autistic, and he loooooves Winnie the Pooh. So he and Dad went to Toontown to watch Pooh open the gates, and just as that happened, Pooh walks over to my brother, and takes his hand, and they walk through Toontown together. It was beautiful, we have it all on tape. So, that basically ended the morning. But the afternoon was a blast! Tiggerfied and I went to TL, while Dad and my brother stayed at MK. TL was jam-packed, because it was filled with about three Florida high schools. Wow. But there was actually a reasonable wait for everything. The longest line was for Gangplank Falls, it was about 20 minutes, but it was so worth it. Now, I'm proud to say that I am one of the first people to have rode...CRUSH 'N' GUSHER!!!! Man, was that a good ride! I rode it twice, once on the Coconut Crusher slide, and once on the Pinapple Plunger slide. The other one was Banana Blaster, but we had to eat lunch soon, or we'd die! Anyway, it's great when the water is thrown over your head when you go up the first hill.
That night, we went to Epcot. I always love Epcot at night, it's so beautiful. Dad and I went on Soarin' again, it was great. I was bummed, because I never rode Body Wars before, and the pavillion was closed while we were there. Oh well, maybe next time!
Tip of the day: Pick your butt up when you go down the hills on Crush 'n' Gusher, because there's a hole in the innertube, and you kind of scrape the jets on the slide.
Okay, that's days 3 and 4 for you. Sorry they were late, Tinkerbelle just got back to school the day after vacation was over. We'll post days 5 and 6 soon. See ya!
-Tinkerbelle22 and Tiggerfied
So, we had bought the Fantasmic dinner package, and used the dinner at the Brown Derby. It was delicious, and the ambience exceeded normal Disney standards (it wasn't just fast food). Then Tiggerfied did Fantasmic (I don't do fireworks shows, I'm noise sensitive), and the boys and I headed back to the hotel. Mom actually didn't really like Fantasmic, she said it wasn't as good as everyone said it would be. I mean, my friend's mom told my mom that Fantasmic was the only reason she went to Disney. Alrighty then. Tip of the day-Did you know that the black square in the middle of the Swan and Dolphin buildings was supposed to be a monorail station? How cool is that! Our crazy boat driver told us! He said that the station at the Dolphin would be in the front (like the Poly), and the station at the Swan would be on the inside (like the Contempory). He also said they might actually put the station in there. We'll see...
Day 4-We decided to start the day by doing EMH at MK. We thought it might be a bad idea, but it turned out to be okay. This actually was a very memorable day for our family. You see, my little brother is Autistic, and he loooooves Winnie the Pooh. So he and Dad went to Toontown to watch Pooh open the gates, and just as that happened, Pooh walks over to my brother, and takes his hand, and they walk through Toontown together. It was beautiful, we have it all on tape. So, that basically ended the morning. But the afternoon was a blast! Tiggerfied and I went to TL, while Dad and my brother stayed at MK. TL was jam-packed, because it was filled with about three Florida high schools. Wow. But there was actually a reasonable wait for everything. The longest line was for Gangplank Falls, it was about 20 minutes, but it was so worth it. Now, I'm proud to say that I am one of the first people to have rode...CRUSH 'N' GUSHER!!!! Man, was that a good ride! I rode it twice, once on the Coconut Crusher slide, and once on the Pinapple Plunger slide. The other one was Banana Blaster, but we had to eat lunch soon, or we'd die! Anyway, it's great when the water is thrown over your head when you go up the first hill.
That night, we went to Epcot. I always love Epcot at night, it's so beautiful. Dad and I went on Soarin' again, it was great. I was bummed, because I never rode Body Wars before, and the pavillion was closed while we were there. Oh well, maybe next time!
Tip of the day: Pick your butt up when you go down the hills on Crush 'n' Gusher, because there's a hole in the innertube, and you kind of scrape the jets on the slide.
Okay, that's days 3 and 4 for you. Sorry they were late, Tinkerbelle just got back to school the day after vacation was over. We'll post days 5 and 6 soon. See ya!
-Tinkerbelle22 and Tiggerfied
