Since Disney Quest is closing... forever... we really wanted to get back there, because the only time we had ever visited was in 2008, and Disney Quest is not stroller/baby friendly at all, so it was difficult, to say the least.
We started out the day with lunch at T-Rex and then our Disney Springs shopping, which was very fun/productive.
My best buy of the trip was a Lego photo frame
featuring this sea serpent... $0.98
I am eventually going to make a complete post about what I thought of all of the dining options, how the dining plan worked for us this time around, etc. However, I will give a little preview here and say that we had a ridiculous number of snack credits left as well as some counter service credits that we simply could not use up. Had we not had to alter several of our days due to illness, we would have used all of our credits, but because things got a little crazy, we ended up with 47 snack credits to spare.
This is just a sampling of what we brought home:
Disney Quest, itself, ended up being something of a disappointment, and I can see that it really is time for it to close. It is essentially the technological dream of the 90s. And I am simply too old for simulators. When the magic carpets make you sick, it's time to throw in the towel. I'm really glad we went, though, because I think it's the kind of thing where if we hadn't gone we would always be wishing we had, wondering what we missed, etc.
We left Disney Springs at 9:15pm, which is far too late any way you look at it. We only made it as far as Valdosta, and that was really pushing it, because I could not keep my eyes open, so Phil had to drive without any intelligible conversation, and it's safe to say that we are both too tired for that at this point. Tomorrow will be a very long travel day.
L.
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