Disney- Day Four

After a late night we enjoyed sleeping in a bit this morning.  But we were eager to head out to our breakfast at Chef Mickey's.  This is located in the very familiar Contemporary Hotel.  The one that looks like a big triangle with the monorail going through it.   Tim and I both stayed here as kids!

It was a bit of a hike to get there.  First the shuttle from our Hotel to Epcot where we jumped on the monorail.  Then we had to switch trains before we finally arrived after almost an hour.  But it was well worth the wait.  

The excitement from Whitney was unstoppable.  She was squealing with delight as one by one Mickey and his friends made their rounds.  When Minnie came she was jumping out of her seat!  It was just way too cute.  Colin had a lot of fun here too.  He especially loved pulling on Pluto's whiskers!

After a good nap we headed back for our final night at Magic Kingdom.  

First up was the Winnie the Pooh ride.

Carousel

One more ride on Small World then over to Belle's Enchanted storybook time.  Here we got to go into Belle's palace and participate in a play.  Whitney got selected to play Mrs. Potts but as soon as she found out that meant "performing" in front of people she quickly handed off her role!  Funny, the exact thing her theatre major mom would have done at that age!

After dinner we split up and Whitney and I waited in line for about 45 minutes to meet Tinkerbell and Tim and Colin went on the People Mover ride.  We had been so spoiled with not having to wait in line that Whitney and I were a bit antsy.  But it was fun to spend some time with just my girl.  Again, she wasn't a huge fan of the real life fairies in the moment but was estatic aftewards.  

Here is a picture of a professional picture off of the computer.  Because I just can't spend $16 a photo.

It was approaching 8pm and luckily the parade is a bit earlier on Sundays.  After tracking down the boys we enjoyed seeing the parade.  

We then decided to take one more ride on Dumbo before the big firework display.  As we headed back to the castle I saw the hundreds of people waiting to watch the fireworks and Whitney in the stroller covering her ears in fear that the fireworks would blast at any moment.  We decided to make a dash for the shuttle bus and skip out on the madness that was soon to follow.  We hopped on the bus with one other family just like ours and enjoyed the (quiet) fireworks on the ride home.  

Trip was perfect and amazing in every way.  We can't wait to go back!