Trip Report June 13th - June 27th

We just came back from two weeks at the Wilderness Lodge. It may be a few before I can add some pics to this report because I'm having camera issues. Therefore, I'm going to organize it a bit differently than other posters. I'm going to start by giving a run-down of our dining experiences and then give a day-by-day account of the trip. But first...here are our vital trip stats.
~ Players ~
Husband
*28 years of age
*major Penguins fan so his trip started out stellar with the Stanley Cup win the night before we checked in to the Wilderness Lodge
*been an addict of the magic since birth
*the Disney commando in our family
Me
*26 years of age
*5 months pregnant with a low tolerance to heat
*an addict of the magic since birth despite not going to the World until I was 22
*reduced from Disney commando-in-training to simpering mass of pregnant molecules thanks to the unusually hot June in Orlando
Trip Basics
We stayed at the Wilderness Lodge from the 13th through the 27th of June on a 9 day park hopper and one day base ticket with the regular dining plan.

 

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Pecos Bill
This is my DH's favorite. I can take or leave it. I go for sentimental reasons really. I did try the taco salad this time and found it decent. I had burger and fry burnout by the last day of the trip.

Roaring Forks
Decent. It provides something to keep my stomach from growling.

Columbia Harbour House
It has improved over the last couple of years. The chicken and fish were not doughy this time.

Sunshine Seaons
Excellent. This one is honestly better than some of the table services we ate at.

Snacks
1. The sweet pretzel with almonds at Norway...Illuminations and a rich dessert. Need I say more?
2. Minnie's Strawberry bar - a sentimental favorite.
3. Minnie's Bakeshop white chocolate raspberry cookie - my personal favorite.
4. fudge, fudge, fudge
5. Beignets - a new treasure for us.