Tuesday we went to Epcot. It was our least favorite park. Turtle Talk with Crush was fun and Soarin was a very neat flight simulation ride. Everything else was interesting, but not “must do” for a four year old. We also enjoyed walking through all of the different country exhibits. We had dinner that evening at Teppen Edo, a Japanese steak house. We were back to the room much earlier this night and were able to go swimming.
Wednesday we headed back to the Magic Kingdom. We made it in time to see the park open show. Mickey and a lot of other characters ride in on the train and welcome everyone to the park with singing and dancing. It was a lot of fun.
Thankfully, the park was a lot less crowded on Wednesday. Monday was so crowded, I cannot even imagine what the summer months must be like. We were able to ride/see shows with little or no wait. At the Monster’s Inc. show Nate was chosen to dance for everyone. He did a great job and enjoyed being on the big screen.
He did hit a wall around 11:00 and actually asked to go back to the room for a nap. I cannot remember the last time he has asked for a nap. We all had a good nap and headed back for more rides and fun. The best part of the evening was the Electrical Parade. It was amazing. Words really can’t describe how fun, beautiful and elaborate this parade is. We had our very best meal this evening at O’Hana. It’s a Polynesian restaurant at the Polynesian Resort. We would definitely eat there again!
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