Sorry it's been a while folks but I went on vacation (Jan 24-Feb 1st) and I have been trying to recover from Disney Ebola (I'll explain later). Not to mention, this week I am on call for jury duty and trying to get back into a very busy time at work! I will likely do a recap of the vacation but I am not sure when I will have a free moment. For now, here are some things I learned on my recent Disney vacation.
#10. The STATE ROOMS on the Walt Disney Cruise ship WONDER are huge!!! They beat Carnival anyday. However, the pin pong ball in the ceiling had me going bonkers for a few hours.
#9. The DISNEY DELUXE MEAL PLAN at Walt Disney World, is too much food for any human being to consume! I'd like to meet the person who can consume all that food with ease because they certainly have impressive eating skills.
#8. SNACK CREDITS are awesome! Even when you have Disney Ebola and can't use them as they should be used. Not only are snacks awesome but if you can't use the alotted two per day at least you can use them all at once at the end of your visit. The very last day we were at Walt Disney World I was able to go snack shopping, which was way cool because I left with a whole bag of yummy tasty treats. I can't wait to try my Disney Jaw Breaker and Disney Rice Krispie Treat.
#7. JIKO, this South African Restaurant at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, still has the best food at Disney!
#6. DISNEY CHARACTER BUFFETS are not that bad. Cape May actually looked good despite having Disney Ebola! And I made out with Donald Duck!
#5. THE BEACH CLUB RESORT rocks! Loved their sand bottom pool. Too bad I didn't get to go in due to my Disney Ebola.
#4. HIGH SPEED WINDS that prevent a cruise ship from docking at CastAway Cay, Disney's private island, suck! I wonder if that island really exists after hearing a man say this was his second cruise where they were not able to go to the island? Maybe it disappeared like on LOST so that was why we couldn't dock???
#3. The huge and amazing ATLANTIS RESORT in the Bahamas was super nice! The waterpark with slides going through actual shark pool was way cool!
#2. MAGICAL MOMENTS really do happen!!! The hub and I were lucky to be in the right spot at the right time. A Disney employee ended up taking us at out on a private boat to watch the Epcot fireworks show. Something that is super hard to book not to mention super expensive and we got it for free cuz someone didn't show up!! Then on the ship an employee presented my sister-in-law an actually Magical Moments certificate.
#1. Having DISNEY EBOLA is a big bummer!!! The hub, his step-brother and I got the stomach flu after this kid we were sitting next to, on the plane to Orlando, starting a marathon barfing session. He must have infected us and whamo we got sick the day after we arrived in Orlando. There is a piece of the hub's stomach in Morrocco at Epcot that I am sure is getting pretty smelly by now! We referred to our sickness as Disney Ebola because at one point I wanted to tear off my skin! As if stomach flu isn't bad enough, we both picked up a cold on the cruise ship. I need to reevaluate that wooden table I just moved into my health room. Wood is not feng shui for that room. I need to move it or put a cure in there!
#10. The STATE ROOMS on the Walt Disney Cruise ship WONDER are huge!!! They beat Carnival anyday. However, the pin pong ball in the ceiling had me going bonkers for a few hours.
#9. The DISNEY DELUXE MEAL PLAN at Walt Disney World, is too much food for any human being to consume! I'd like to meet the person who can consume all that food with ease because they certainly have impressive eating skills.
#8. SNACK CREDITS are awesome! Even when you have Disney Ebola and can't use them as they should be used. Not only are snacks awesome but if you can't use the alotted two per day at least you can use them all at once at the end of your visit. The very last day we were at Walt Disney World I was able to go snack shopping, which was way cool because I left with a whole bag of yummy tasty treats. I can't wait to try my Disney Jaw Breaker and Disney Rice Krispie Treat.
#7. JIKO, this South African Restaurant at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, still has the best food at Disney!
#6. DISNEY CHARACTER BUFFETS are not that bad. Cape May actually looked good despite having Disney Ebola! And I made out with Donald Duck!
#5. THE BEACH CLUB RESORT rocks! Loved their sand bottom pool. Too bad I didn't get to go in due to my Disney Ebola.
#4. HIGH SPEED WINDS that prevent a cruise ship from docking at CastAway Cay, Disney's private island, suck! I wonder if that island really exists after hearing a man say this was his second cruise where they were not able to go to the island? Maybe it disappeared like on LOST so that was why we couldn't dock???
#3. The huge and amazing ATLANTIS RESORT in the Bahamas was super nice! The waterpark with slides going through actual shark pool was way cool!
#2. MAGICAL MOMENTS really do happen!!! The hub and I were lucky to be in the right spot at the right time. A Disney employee ended up taking us at out on a private boat to watch the Epcot fireworks show. Something that is super hard to book not to mention super expensive and we got it for free cuz someone didn't show up!! Then on the ship an employee presented my sister-in-law an actually Magical Moments certificate.
#1. Having DISNEY EBOLA is a big bummer!!! The hub, his step-brother and I got the stomach flu after this kid we were sitting next to, on the plane to Orlando, starting a marathon barfing session. He must have infected us and whamo we got sick the day after we arrived in Orlando. There is a piece of the hub's stomach in Morrocco at Epcot that I am sure is getting pretty smelly by now! We referred to our sickness as Disney Ebola because at one point I wanted to tear off my skin! As if stomach flu isn't bad enough, we both picked up a cold on the cruise ship. I need to reevaluate that wooden table I just moved into my health room. Wood is not feng shui for that room. I need to move it or put a cure in there!
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