Epcot

Right on the heals of Animal Kingdom, it was time for Epcot. The first order of business was lunch because we were all starving! Then it was off to discover this new kingdom.

When visiting a disaster preparedness section, the girls raced to see who could match up the 72 hour kit items the fastest. We also saw the destruction hurricane force winds can have on a home in a small simulator.

While the dads, big kids, and Uncle Mike and Aunt LeAnn stood in line for a big ride, Grandma, Aunt Carrie, and I took the little kids to see Tinkerbell's Fairy Garden where she and all of her fairy friends were replicated amongst beautiful flower beds.

A fairy house.

Peter Pan and Captain Hook landscaping.

Bambi's butterfly garden. 

Playing crash test dummy.

Maya was excited to ride by "Geema" on Journey into Imagination with Figment.

Minnnie and Mickey landscaping.

Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros in "Mexico." 

This is where we wrapped up our Epcot visit and everyone decided that the next stop was Disney Hollywood Studios. My mind was willing but my body was giving out. I had struggled through most of Epcot to stay awake and keep moving and at this point it was screaming, "No more!!" The younger kids were asking if we could go home. When your kid asks to leave Disney World, they might be a little tired. So the little ones plus cousin Ashlyn and I headed home to take a load off and order pizza. Kassy and J.T. went on to Hollywood Studios and then Magic Kingdom, and didn't get home until 1:00am making their day 16 and a half hours of park fun.