When we first got into the park we met DiVine. She was so.....weird.
Anyway...there are 2 cool rides at Animal Kingdom and we wanted to make sure we did them both this day. First was the Dinosaur ride. Dinosaur was very cool. They premise is kind of Jurassic Parkish except you go back in time right before the meteor shower that destroyed all the dinosaurs. The effects are cool and the animatronics on the dinosaurs once you go back in time are top notch. The only problem with this is that Harris was so scared! The ride does a very good job of making you feel like you are being chased by a dinosaur and near the end he jumps out to eat you. This is when they snap the pic;
My job was to protect Harris (it was Little Buddy's job as well)...Jaime says she wasn't clutching her heart but was just about to check her phone (yes, she keeps it in her shirt). Anyway, it was a great ride.
We also decided to try the Safari ride again (and we hoped that it wouldn't take a 90 minute wait this time!). The wait was much shorter and we got some good pics;
Not a lot of narration really needed here...these are pictures of animals we saw whilst on the Safari ride.
We also made time to do cool ride #2, Expedition Everest. No pics this time but it could be my favorite Disney ride...
We walked around, saw some animals, got some food and realized that we were FREEZING COLD! So we decided to head back to the resort, put on everything we brought and head over to Magic Kingdom.
On the way out we saw this on a t-shirt and bought it for Harris (as well as on a beach towel).
Not really much to report on for Magic Kingdom this night, it was pretty much more of the same. We did Pooh Bear again and a couple other rides but our evening was really dominated by the desire to stay warm which was surprisingly hard to do.
The kids playing in the interactive line for Winnie the Pooh.
Cute pic on the ride...can you tell that Harris is cold?
Of course we had to do Philharmagic again...Harris really liked it (but you can't tell from this photo)
So, funny story to close out here. I started to notice a funny trend on the trip. It seemed that in some pictures, Liv had seemed a bit off during my first effort to snap the photo and I would have to tell her, "No", and then retake. The below is a good example from this night of what we began to call "two take" Liv...
Real picture, she wasn't trying to make this face!
The retake version.
Another great day!


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