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We got Fast Track for 7 of us (R. did not go into the park at all, hence the error on getting him three days; I should have got him 2 at most). T. got the Boardwalk addition; the rest of us skipped that.
A. and I did rides with my sister’s family: Cupfusion, Trailblazer, Coal Cracker. We all had lunch at Gourmet Grille. We got lockers, and A. and I spent an hour at The Shore. She was totally okay with winding up underwater in the waves after we had been in for a while. Line looked a little scary, and scared my sister’s family off to Chocolate World. Oh well!
Later, we went to Chocolate World where A. and her cousins did the Create Your Own Chocolate Bar thing. We bought the s’mores Mug Kit that she wanted. It was nice being air conditioned.
After we got back to the hotel, we ordered Chinese Food. I should have just had another salad; the mongolian beef from Silver Sea was fine, but it was enormous. Everyone else wound up having leftovers for breakfast the next day.
R. went back to the park to retrieve T. and then to the Escape Room; we had been concerned due to concert traffic that that might take a long while but it was okay. A. and I rode over with my sister’s family. We did the candy themed room. It was lots of fun, and the man running it gave us plenty of hints to keep us on schedule and complete the room. Some times we had already worked out most of what the next hint was but it was helpful to know we were on track, and sometimes we needed an extra clue to put it together.
That was a ton of fun. It is easy when going to an amusement park to just do the park, but breaking it up with an unrelated activity is actually much more enjoyable.
I did almost no packing to prepare for departure day. I was wicked tired.
A. and I did rides with my sister’s family: Cupfusion, Trailblazer, Coal Cracker. We all had lunch at Gourmet Grille. We got lockers, and A. and I spent an hour at The Shore. She was totally okay with winding up underwater in the waves after we had been in for a while. Line looked a little scary, and scared my sister’s family off to Chocolate World. Oh well!
Later, we went to Chocolate World where A. and her cousins did the Create Your Own Chocolate Bar thing. We bought the s’mores Mug Kit that she wanted. It was nice being air conditioned.
After we got back to the hotel, we ordered Chinese Food. I should have just had another salad; the mongolian beef from Silver Sea was fine, but it was enormous. Everyone else wound up having leftovers for breakfast the next day.
R. went back to the park to retrieve T. and then to the Escape Room; we had been concerned due to concert traffic that that might take a long while but it was okay. A. and I rode over with my sister’s family. We did the candy themed room. It was lots of fun, and the man running it gave us plenty of hints to keep us on schedule and complete the room. Some times we had already worked out most of what the next hint was but it was helpful to know we were on track, and sometimes we needed an extra clue to put it together.
That was a ton of fun. It is easy when going to an amusement park to just do the park, but breaking it up with an unrelated activity is actually much more enjoyable.
I did almost no packing to prepare for departure day. I was wicked tired.