Disney Day 4 ~ Magic Kingdom & Epcot {October 4, 2011}


We spent some time in Tomorrowland. The Buzz Lightyear ride overall was of no interest to her but she liked seeing Buzz. It involved shooting targets and Reagan did NOT want to participate, but Junior and I liked it : ) After that we rode the People Mover that tours Tomorrowland like a monorail a couple floors up. We loved getting to relax for a few minutes except I left my phone on the ride... eventually got it back after the 20 minute wait for my car to come back around.

Tomorrowland is right off the castle, and we could hear the 'Dream Along with Mickey' show starting. We ran over and Reagan was enthralled with the show (probably watched the video 30 times.) She loved seeing the princesses of course, and I felt so satisfied to check another show off our list. I tried so hard to plan everything and somewhat map out our stops because there is so much walking to do already while you're there. I know myself, and I would be SO disappointed if I forgot or didn't know about something until it was too late.


One (or two) more stops at the Tiki Room : )


We all headed back to the resort for an afternoon break. The plan was to chill for a bit and head back to Epcot for the laser show that night. Everyone fell asleep but us, and I was feeling the idle time burn a hole in me - Junior too. Ashton was the only one we could wake up, so we decided to head back to the Magic Kingdom for a bit and ride the monorail over to Epcot for dinner and the show.




I would have thought the late afternoon would be busy, especially with PERFECT weather, but it wasn't at all! We strolled and hit the Tiki Room aaagain. Her favorite by far, I think we went 5 times total. : )

The monorail ride over to Epcot put her to sleep (finally) and we didn't wake her up until we were in the park with food in hand. Worked out great.





The show was neat, but it was a windy night and the smoke from the fireworks didn't stay long enough to see the lasers. Bummer. We were also told that there was no "best view" of the show and it was the same from all around the pond. Wrong. We were towards the back and got a great view of these horrible pine trees. I mean really... With the way everything Disney is flawless and perfectly manicured, they have these scraggly 10 pine trees at the center of the show?! I'll never get that one.



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