We were told to enjoy the restroom break, since it was our last lol Yes, even after they gave us that extra large drink.
We then made our way to Liberty Square, where we were told that the brown patches of asphalt represents the sewers of the time. EWWWWW
We then walked to the little path between Crystal Palace and Casey's and............ made our way backstage, and into the Utilidors.
The guide says he always feels like he's letting people down by showing us this. It's nothing "special". They are utility corridors.
So you see people working. But what I loved are all the pictures of Walt hanging on the walls.
I think they are neat.
We were then showed a little video about costuming since it is no longer in the utilidors.
We made our way back to the 2nd floor of Magic Kingdom, and were shown where Tinkerbell stops during Wishes.
All in all, it was a great tour!!! I am "in love" with Matthew. He was the greatest guide I could have hoped for!
He gave us lots of insights, and is passionate about the park. I forgot to take a picture with him, and I'm so mad at myself I could cry.
Here are 2 little things (among the thousand) I remember from what he told us:
1) Why are they called Brazillian tours groups?? Because there is a brazillion of time hehehe
2) Did you know that Lillian Disney remarried after Walt's death??? O-M-G
After the tour, we went back to the hotel. We were exhausted. It was a lot of walking and it was hot. The tour began at 8:30am, and ended around 1:30pm. It was so worth it.
I recommend it!
We went back to the hotel, and chillaxed.
I plugged my portable DVD player in the tv, and we watched a movie.
For dinner, we ate a chicken ceasar salad, an open-faced Roastbeef sandwich, and a beef flatbread.
They were all very good. I loved the flatbread. It had beef, goat cheese and sun-dried tomatoes. My dad enjoyed the sandwich, but said there was too much bread.
After that, we talked about our day, I watched Big Brother, and we called it a night.
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