We spent Wednesday back at the Magic Kingdom.
At some point, we were even able to get a family picture!
Riding the ferry over to start the day. Nate is all set with his coffee, too.
We had a few minutes to investigate the new Fantasyland, which was pretty cool. Mimi Erin and Henry took some great pictures inside Gaston's but I can't post them.
Grandma and Henry by Gaston's fountain.
View of the new 7 Dwarfs Mine Ride from the backside.
We weren't very impressed with the Ariel's Grotto ride but kept on moving and ended up at the Barnstormer. Henry loved it but Walter didn't like it...which is funny because Walter loved Thunder Mountain!
Getting ready for the Barnstormer...
The first drop!
This was the second round. Poor Mimi Erin got stuck with me the first grabbing on to her arm the first time we went through but she managed a seat with Walter this time.
You can see Mimi Erin waving and Henry is the seat in front of her.
Let's go again!
Dumbo was next up! The improved the waiting system so much that we barely had time to take a picture together.
Gramps and Grandma enjoying the ride.
Tea Cups - a few brave souls!
It was pretty tight in our tea cup with 4 people,
so I didn't get the best pictures...but you can see we're having fun.
Nate letting loose!
Some of us rode Thunder Mountain again and some went to the Country Bear Jamboree and then we met up at this Frontierland establishment. The bird stole a hamburger off of someone's plate and proceeded to eat it...
Starting to get worn down but Nate is able to
manage a look of awe as he takes in Frontierland in all it's glory!
Henry calls it Texas.
Cooling off in It's a Small World.
One more ride on the People Mover for Henry (soooo much like his mother!).
We were pretty tired and decided it was time to go back to the condo. Nate and I went to Miller's Orlando Ale House for a steak and lobster anniversary dinner (10 years - can't believe it!)...and then we stopped at Target and got some toilet paper for the condo. :) We were thankful to be celebrating at Disney World instead of celebrating in the hospital, like we did the year before!
