The Last of Our Disney Vacation

Day 6: Our last day at Disney was jam packed full of theme parks and rides. We started at Epcot again so everyone could do Soarin' but Morgan was too little so I stayed outside with her. I have done it before in California so I didn't need to waste time after everyone else was through to do it.

We split up and went to Animal Kingdom with Ron, Jo Ann, and Taylor so we could go on the Everest ride that we weren't able to do when we spent the day there. The line wasn't long at all so we were able to do it a couple of times. After the first time, Ron realized that the lanyard that held all of our park hopper passes broke and the passes were gone. After the second time we rode, we went to lost and found and our passes were there, then Ron realized that he left his hat on the ride. We ended up with our passes but without a hat. Poor Ron's head.

Next we headed to the Magic Kingdom to meet up with Robb and Mari, but first we needed the photo op with Morgan in the wooden thing that I have no idea why it is there.

We took Morgan on Pirates of the Caribbean and walked around to get fast passes for Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain Railroad, then Jo Ann, Ron, and Mari's family were ready to go so we gave Morgan and Lily to them and headed off to do grown up things with Robb and Taylor.

We did the car driving ride, which was cool for Taylor but the cars went about 5 mph and you just sit there and inhale fumes so it wasn't so cool for people who already drive real cars. However, it was fun to see her enjoy driving and prepare Robb for the years to come.

We did Thunder Mountain Railroad with Robb and Taylor twice because the line was short and we had fast passes. Then we gave them our fast passes to Space Mountain so they could leave and we went to the Haunted Mansion and got a pretzel while we waited for their much later fast passes to Space Mountain.

It was dark by the time we left and we saw part of the parade while we walked to the park exit.

We had such a fun time on our Disney vacation. It turned out to be a good week for Tom to not be at work (even though they called him a billion times and he probably was on the phone for about 10 hours of the vacation). We have a wonderful and generous family. Thanks Mari and Lenny for letting us come with you!