Seasons at Epcot

I was a little full this day and only took photos of the foods I wanted- drinks and desserts....OOPS!

 

Disney World

 The new electronic bracelet that works as your ticket.

 pixie dust paper cups

 miniature golf

 waiting in the golf cart for the rain to stop (Florida weather tsk tsk)

Disney Trip

We stayed at Disney's Boardwalk Inn, and look what was waiting for us! Minnie towel :)

flan I had at the Disney Bakery

We took the ferry to Epcot and Hollywood Studios from our hotel.

My favorite place in Epcot! Coca-Cola provides visitors with soft drinks from all over the world. For example, China had watermelon flavored drink and Italy had lemon/lime drink.

broken fire hydrant at Hollywood Studios

Cinderella's Castle at night

the backside of the butter beer station (I thought it was clutch to take this picture!)

Chip being shy with autgraph book on her head.

Mr. P wants to go back!!

Behind the Seeds Tour

@ Epcot!

 

Epcot has a whole greenhouse that produces veggies and fish for the Disney restaurants. If you have visited, you may have taken the boat ride (that's what we did last time) but this time we paid $16 to go behind the seeds! Totally worth it!

This is how they shape their mickey mouse veggies. Put it in that little plastic case and let it grow ears.

Our guide explaining to us that the tomato plant/tree (behind) produced a load of tomatoes.

cotton- I don't know what they would use this for. Maybe pillows and blankets for the resort? I think she said something about using it for cooking....

They also have fish and alligators.

Bananas!

Tea garden

Hidden Mickey...I love this place! I wish I worked here~

Tigger

Did you know that 2010 is the year of the tiger?

This tiger really liked his meatballs.

and a really cute shirt we ended up buying:

Universal Studios, Orlando

Yay!

I remember my elementary school not allowing students to wear anything simpsons related because it was "inappropriate".

                     krustyland- the new simpsons ride is awesome!

I think the hulk ride is my all-time favorite. But the thing that kind of annoys you is that you have to check your bags into a locker.

After riding all the high-tech rides, the cat in the hat seems like it was made 50 year ago. Nevertheless, it is very enjoyable, especially with the things all over the place.

  One of the wettest rides I've riden in Florida. There was no line at all...I guess nobody wanted to get soaked and waste $5 on the human dryer.

Hogwarts was still under construction. It doesn't look like they'll be able to open in SPRING 2010. Working at a company taught me that if you don't have a specific deadline date, you're far from done.

Universal Studios was great, but that was only because we park hopped. Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure is right next to each other, so park hopping is highly recommended. Also, the place isn't as big as you remember it ;)

Where dreams come true!

magic kingdom! walt and mickey greets you near the entrance, and if you're one of the first people to enter, you can go to cinderella's castle and free tinkerbell from her box! HOWEVER, tinkie was on vacation when we went so we missed out on the pixie dust trail. so sad.


but we did find the giant who tragically died after his big fall from the beanstalk. fee fi fo fum!


and we also found cinderella's horse, which had a golden ribbon on its tail. however, the man who was riding in it didn't even know he was on cindy's horse!! we were wondering if we should tell him but we assumed that only people like us who buy the "Hidden Magic of Disney" care.


welcum to tom sawyer's island!