We headed back to our resort. The line was much shorter for the Skyliner tonight. This was on the b d when we entered the room.
The next morning (our last day) we went downstairs and had breakfast from Primo Piatto. Back to the room to finish packing and have our luggage stored for our afternoon departure to MCO. My wife enjoying the last of her coffee as we waited for Bell Services.
They arrived quickly and we then made our trip to the Skyliner. It was a short trip to Epcot and we only had one last storyteller to visit. The Hanukkah Storyteller (The only one we did not see was the Chinese Lion Dancer and Si-Zho Trio as there were no scheduled performances during our stay)
He was quite informative and mixed stories of traditions with Hanukkah songs for a very entertaining presentation.
We made another trip around world showcase and ended our time with a ride on Figment. It was an uneventful trip back to the resort to await our Meers bus for our trip to the airport.
Meers arrived about 10 minutes passed our scheduled pickup appointment (we were there and waiting way before the requested 15 minutes before our arrival time). We made several stops at other resorts and ended up with an almost full bus load of folks.
We arrived and made our way to the counter and got our luggage checked in pretty quickly. TSA was also a breeze and the Fonerail was working to get us to the terminal without all the drama that we experienced on our arrival day. We had time to get a grab and go supper and ate while we waited our time to board.
As a wheelchair user I am normally one of the first allowed to pre board. The gate attendant had me follow her down the ramp as she push a lady in a manual wheelchair. They got her sorted and I was folding up my chair and removing the batteries as is now required by Southwest. I realized that my wife was talking with the flight attendants and all of a sudden is missing. I look up to see this.
We may never make it back to Louisville
