On
Wednesday morning, we checked out of Port Orleans and went to the Magic
Kingdom. The kids worked on Virtual Magic Kingdom quests, and we hit
our favorite rides and saw some of the shows we had missed the last time
we came, such as the Bear Country Jamboree. I wanted to see the Hall of
Presidents, but we ran out of time. We did get to see a preview of the
new Monsters Inc show that is opening in Tomorrowland in a few months.
It uses the same technology as Turtle Talk to allow the animated stars
to interact with the audience. We then checked into a site at the Fort
Wilderness campground.
Thursday we went to Epcot. We did a couple of things in Future World, then took the boat to the back of the World Showcase. We ate lunch at the Teppanyaki restaurant in the Japan pavilion, then watched the American Adventure. We then made our way through half of the countries, and headed out. After
Epcot, we went to the Hoop Dee Doo show at Fort Wilderness. It was
pretty good. Susan and the kids enjoyed the singing and jokes, but were
not impressed with the food. I liked it fine, but we all agreed that
Medieval Times was a better value for the money. We
decided to skip going to the Disney Studios this trip, and instead
spend another day at Epcot. So on Friday, after we checked out of Fort
Wilderness, we headed back, and did some of the things we had not done
on Thursday. We rode the new Nemo ride at the Seas pavilion. I thought
it was pretty cool, but the kids weren't that impressed. We also tried
out the new "Green" version of Mission:Space, where the capsule doesn't
spin to simulate g-forces. While not as intense as the regular version,
it was also less nauseating for Susan and the kids. Susan actually said
she'd consider going on it again, where one time on the regular version
was more than enough forever. After that, we walked around the World
Showcase, and the kids collected the Kidcot pieces. The Mexico ride was
down, but we rode Norway and watched the France movie. After
Illuminations, we headed to Tampa to stay the night.
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