Disney Trip (Part III)
Finally, finally, finally, finally, finally, finally! Let's talk about the rest of the trip for once. I procastinated, so I'm hoping that I finish this before it's tooo late.
Saturday, 23 December 2006
This was the day I went to Animal Kingdom. I'll try to keep this day's blog short. The rides were quite shitty, except for Expedition Everest. This one ride is one of the best rides, not just in this particular park, but in the whole resort. I realised that after going on it.
We first went to this safari thing, where they take you on a vehicle and you get to see animals. It was for the kids, and it sucked. You could hardly see some of the animals, and some of them couldn't be seen at all. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, I found this cute blond and blue-eyed baby in front of me. :3 Gagagga, I'm so fickle! I said I'm not a "kid lover," and then some random kid tempts me with his cuteness. Who says babies are totally innocent?
We then went to this place that displayed animals. My little sister loved the tigers. Cool, now on with the story. :) My brother and my friends were gone and rode a raft ride. My parents and I went on it later. It was alright, though the ponchos weren't really necessary. I didn't get soaked. The drops weren't that good either, and the ride was a bit too short. My brother, my friend, and I later decided to get the Fast Pass for the Expedition Everest ride. I was nervous, but daring. The drop were quite large, so my mother chickened out (I could be wrong. Maybe she just wasn't in the mood.). Our Fast Pass was used for 14:30 (2:30 p.m.), and it was roughly 11:30-12:00 by the time we got the (Fast Pass) slips. In between, we went to a dinosaur ride, a 3D show, and a few other things.
Then came the moment. The moment I've been waiting for. OMFGNONONONONONONONONONONONON! Mummyyyyyyyy! No way! I faced my fears. The ride was awesome. I felt ecstatic. Those drops...my God. So good!
We saw fireworks in the night. I was sad about not being able to ride Space Mountain (Magic Kingdom, Tomorrowland section).
Sunday, 24 December 2006
This is why I have an Ellen DeGeneres icon for this entry. Epcot has a ride which features Ellen and Bill Nye the Science Guy. The icon made some sense. I didn't go on that ride this time, but I've been on it before. It's cool and "sciency!"
There's nothing really special in this park, unless you enjoy a ride about the history of communication and the world showcase. They were pretty cool.
The night was better. We went to Downtown Disney and ate at a Cuban restaurant named Bongos. It's owned by Gloria and Emilio Estefan. I felt pukey (whatever that means) again, so I was talkative. Talking takes the nauseating feeling away, because you have some fun. 8D I then got a flan (Cuban dessert) with a candle for my birthday. I'm not very fond of flan, but who cares? It was for me; that's what matters!
We got lost on our way to the hotel. The resort is large and quite confusing, when you go on your car. They decided not to go on the resort's transportations. Fools! At least we reached our destination with the help of a worker through the phone. We used to hotel's phone number, and that helped. Good.
Monday, 25 December 2006
We left that day, like at 10:45 a.m. It was Christmas. Once again, all is good (not really, but whatever).
DONE, DONE, DONE, DONE! Finally.
Saturday, 23 December 2006
This was the day I went to Animal Kingdom. I'll try to keep this day's blog short. The rides were quite shitty, except for Expedition Everest. This one ride is one of the best rides, not just in this particular park, but in the whole resort. I realised that after going on it.
We first went to this safari thing, where they take you on a vehicle and you get to see animals. It was for the kids, and it sucked. You could hardly see some of the animals, and some of them couldn't be seen at all. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, I found this cute blond and blue-eyed baby in front of me. :3 Gagagga, I'm so fickle! I said I'm not a "kid lover," and then some random kid tempts me with his cuteness. Who says babies are totally innocent?
We then went to this place that displayed animals. My little sister loved the tigers. Cool, now on with the story. :) My brother and my friends were gone and rode a raft ride. My parents and I went on it later. It was alright, though the ponchos weren't really necessary. I didn't get soaked. The drops weren't that good either, and the ride was a bit too short. My brother, my friend, and I later decided to get the Fast Pass for the Expedition Everest ride. I was nervous, but daring. The drop were quite large, so my mother chickened out (I could be wrong. Maybe she just wasn't in the mood.). Our Fast Pass was used for 14:30 (2:30 p.m.), and it was roughly 11:30-12:00 by the time we got the (Fast Pass) slips. In between, we went to a dinosaur ride, a 3D show, and a few other things.
Then came the moment. The moment I've been waiting for. OMFGNONONONONONONONONONONONON! Mummyyyyyyyy! No way! I faced my fears. The ride was awesome. I felt ecstatic. Those drops...my God. So good!
We saw fireworks in the night. I was sad about not being able to ride Space Mountain (Magic Kingdom, Tomorrowland section).
Sunday, 24 December 2006
This is why I have an Ellen DeGeneres icon for this entry. Epcot has a ride which features Ellen and Bill Nye the Science Guy. The icon made some sense. I didn't go on that ride this time, but I've been on it before. It's cool and "sciency!"
There's nothing really special in this park, unless you enjoy a ride about the history of communication and the world showcase. They were pretty cool.
The night was better. We went to Downtown Disney and ate at a Cuban restaurant named Bongos. It's owned by Gloria and Emilio Estefan. I felt pukey (whatever that means) again, so I was talkative. Talking takes the nauseating feeling away, because you have some fun. 8D I then got a flan (Cuban dessert) with a candle for my birthday. I'm not very fond of flan, but who cares? It was for me; that's what matters!
We got lost on our way to the hotel. The resort is large and quite confusing, when you go on your car. They decided not to go on the resort's transportations. Fools! At least we reached our destination with the help of a worker through the phone. We used to hotel's phone number, and that helped. Good.
Monday, 25 December 2006
We left that day, like at 10:45 a.m. It was Christmas. Once again, all is good (not really, but whatever).
DONE, DONE, DONE, DONE! Finally.