(Confused? Check out Disney Day 1)
A few highlights from Chef Mickey's (at the Contemporary), our favorite character meal. We made
last-minute reservations because the trip just didn't seem complete without breakfast with Mickey and his friends...
And really, if you've spent all this time and money getting to Orlando, you might as
well go the extra mile and visit Chef Mickey's. It avoids a host of
lines and guarantees you don't leave FL 1) without seeing the big guy,
or 2) hungry. #traveltipswithCarolyn
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| And yes, that's Aaron stealing another kiss. Though I think someone told him to, because afterward he asked if she had a booboo on her nose. ;) |
Was beautiful. I enjoyed just walking around, even in the rain. It's like a cross between Busch Gardens and the Zoo, but better. And like HS, we could do it in one day.
First, we saw "It's Tough to be a Bug" (cute), Josh rode "Everest" (he loved it), he took Noah on "Dinosaur" (definitely too scary for the 4-yr-old), and then Josh headed off to work.
Meanwhile, Aaron and I lived it up on the Triceratops Spin...
We all loved the Safari, where our mighty truck was almost trampled by a bunch of...giraffes. We also saw rhinos, hippos, lions, cheetahs, warthogs, and various things with antlers of many shapes.
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| How do you go to Disney World and see scorpions, tarantulas, and elephant poop? Take two little boys. They will find it. |
We finished with an amazing rendition of Finding Nemo, where each person danced, sang, acted, and moved their puppet, all at once. Perk: It also gave us an extra hour in the park.
Not done yet? See Disney Day 4, (Magic Kingdom).
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