Every trip we try to do a few new things. This time around we tried two new rides, The Haunted Mansion at the Magic Kingdom and Spaceship Earth at Epcot. Both came highly recommended by the Michaud family and did not disappoint. They are both visually stunning. Sean was legitimately scared at the beginning of the Haunted Mansion (before you actually get on the ride) but once we started moving through the ride he seemed to like all the stuff he was seeing. Sean also seemed to like the sights on Spaceship Earth. Eli could really care less about the rides. I just bribe him with candy to sit still.
We ate lunch at the Columbia Harbor House in the Magic Kingdom and had some nice sandwiches. I really liked their quiet dining room and the kids meal that had fresh fruits and veggies for our little vegetarian, Eli. We went to the Animal Kingdom Lodge to eat at Boma's breakfast buffet. I am not sure I can give an impartial review. I was craving bacon very badly
and they provided all-I-could-eat delicious, crispy bacon so I was loving it. Those were our new culinary adventures.
Finally, we met Pinnochio and Snow White for the first time. Sean was still interested in characters. Sorry the pictures aren't the best. I blame the photographer.
2 comments:
How was breakfast at Boma? Was it standard American fare?
I completely forgot about the first part of the Haunted Mansion. I hope Sean wasn't too scared. Gabe had that whole speech from the stretching room memorized.
I thought about Spaceship Earth the other day in Astronomy class, and giggled to myself. My instructor was talking about this ancient astronomy book that was stored in the Alexandria library and got destroyed in the fire.
Boma was mostly American breakfast stuff and a few African dishes thrown in. The African dishes were mostly meats, though. I preferred the Tusker House buffet. I think Jonathan did, too. But I made the reservations at the last minute because I was dying for some bacon and good coffee. On that score, Boma did not disappoint.
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