Tuesday morning I picked up my sister and niece and took them to Epcot, where Susan and I had a cast preview of the new Journey of Water walkthrough attraction. It’s a nice addition to the park, but nothing spectacular.
There are several interactive water features along the route, along with nice landscaping and signs with information on the water cycle. At the end is a nice sculpture/topiary. My mom and the kids joined us.
Epcot started its Food and Wine Festival at the end of July this year, although like last year, some booths won’t open until next month and they aren’t doing the presentations and displays they did before the pandemic.
We made a loop around the park and rode a few attractions. Like the California parks, the WDW parks now have signs out celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Disney company. I then dropped my sister and niece off at the Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando, where they were staying for a few nights.
Yesterday I took mom to watch the shows at Hollywood Studios, and that evening Susan and the kids joined us for dinner at Whispering Canyon Cafe at the Wilderness Lodge. The food is similar to what we had at the Hoop De Doo and Trail’s End at Fort Wilderness campground, and plenty of it.
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