Disneyworld, Part 4:

On the fourth day of our Disneyworld trip we visited Disney’s EPCOT Center: Experimental Prototype City of Tomorrow. THis is probably my favorite park at Diney because ot mixes Science and Technology with History and Culture.

We spent this day exploring the Science and Technology side. We got the kids pictures taken with the flagship Disney characters. And we went to the Coral Reef restaurant whichis basically in a giant aquarium. There I feasted on some owe-so-good seared Ahi Tuna: MMMmmmmm!

We went on the Seas with Nemo, Turtle Talk with Crush, and the incredible Mission Space. Over the course of our trip, we went to Epcot 3 times and not once were we able to go on the amazing ride Soar’n due to lng lines and ‘sold-out’ fast passes.

My favorite part of this day came as I brought my son Zion on the Spaceship Earth ride. This ride is located within the large silver globe that is EPCOT’s signature monument. The ride is not too cool. It simply highlites man’s innovations in transportation and communication over the course of history. But for some reason Zion REALLY loved it. And I simply enjoyed watching him enjoy the ride so much and bonding with him through it.

Because we had eaten such an early dinner at the Coral Reef, by the time the park closed we were straving and all of the restaurants close early. So we took the monorail from EPCOT to the transportation center. And the monorail from the transportation center to Magic Kingdom. And from Magic Kingdom, we got onto a boat that went to our resort: Disney’s Fort Wilderness. This drawn out transportation process is much better than taking the crowded and noisy buses. We then took the bus from Fort Wilderness to Disney’s Wilderness Lodge- which is flipp’n amazing. We instantly had resort envy. The place looks like a giant log cabin with towering totem poles inside, nice restaurants, and even a river which sorings out from inside the lobby and flows outdoors to an exquisite swimming pool complete with water falls and slides!

We grabbed a bite to eat their then road the bus back to our resort to hit the hay! A good day indeed!