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We got Flight of Passage first thing in the morning, and we had a lightning lane for Navi River Journey later in the day. We had lunch at Restaurantosaurus; mobile order. This has been working well for us this trip.
We rode Dinosaur with one of the other families we are traveling with. They are west coast and had never been on this ride before. They _have_ been on the Indy ride, which is basically very similar (ride vehicle at least) and super different (totally different theming). I did warn them it is a terrible ride, altho when I told this all to R later, T strenuously defended the ride.
Expedition Everest is in refurb until much later in the spring, and we are no fans of Kali river or the safari. M got a crazy awesome photo on the safari of a lioness up on a rock with a lion looking up at her. They saw _all_ of the animals. Apparently, riding it in the morning before the sun is fully up is a good strategy.
Before Dinosaur, we also did It’s Tough to Be a Bug with the same family. I did warn at least the mom of that family about the tactile components of the show, and the dropping spiders.
I talked to A about trying to get a bus so we could go ride the skyliner back, but I failed to implement correctly and wound up in the line to go straight to the hotel and neither of us felt up to backtracking.
Dinner was at CityWorks, and was a ton of fun. One group was late, but it didn’t matter at all. We just sat, started ordering, and it all worked out.
We rode Dinosaur with one of the other families we are traveling with. They are west coast and had never been on this ride before. They _have_ been on the Indy ride, which is basically very similar (ride vehicle at least) and super different (totally different theming). I did warn them it is a terrible ride, altho when I told this all to R later, T strenuously defended the ride.
Expedition Everest is in refurb until much later in the spring, and we are no fans of Kali river or the safari. M got a crazy awesome photo on the safari of a lioness up on a rock with a lion looking up at her. They saw _all_ of the animals. Apparently, riding it in the morning before the sun is fully up is a good strategy.
Before Dinosaur, we also did It’s Tough to Be a Bug with the same family. I did warn at least the mom of that family about the tactile components of the show, and the dropping spiders.
I talked to A about trying to get a bus so we could go ride the skyliner back, but I failed to implement correctly and wound up in the line to go straight to the hotel and neither of us felt up to backtracking.
Dinner was at CityWorks, and was a ton of fun. One group was late, but it didn’t matter at all. We just sat, started ordering, and it all worked out.