WDW

To celebrate the end of the school year, we took a trip to Disney World. We were originally going to go in June and attend the DeMolay International Convention as well, but then Bryan found he had to attend summer school at the time to complete some classes he needed to graduate with a second major in Accounting. Susan and I headed out first, while the kids were finishing finals. Our flight landed late Sunday night, and we took the Magical Express bus to WDW.

We had a studio at the Saratoga Springs Resort the first two nights. Our room was in the Carousel section - the furthest away from anything, and the only section without a pool. I wouldn't recommend it, especially if you don't have a car, which we didn't for the first two days. 

Monday, our first day in the parks, we headed to the Magic Kingdom, where we watched the opening ceremony before riding on the new Snow White Mine Train roller coaster.

 

Over at Epcot, the flower and garden show was going on. There were topiaries of Disney Characters throughout the park, as well as booths with special food, merchandise, and activities.