JenniferS
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He’d better be looking for Bob.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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MinnieM123
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I love the WL photos. Funny thing about the DVC one -- I was actually more fascinated with the gorgeous wooden floor design, than even the Christmas tree!
So happy you included a few photos from Fort Wilderness! Those were fun -- always enjoy seeing the "theme" at each property for the decorations. Believe it or not, yours were the first photos of holiday decorations that I've ever seen from FW. Oddly enough, I guess most people focus on the more elaborate hotels for their designs. Not everything has to be over the top; sometimes, more subtle (yet very well themed) designs also catch my eye.
Nemo14
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FW is really a hoot at Christmas. Some of those campsites are amazingly lit up. Our original intention was to go back there last night to see more, but then we got the BLT invitation.I love the WL photos. Funny thing about the DVC one -- I was actually more fascinated with the gorgeous wooden floor design, than even the Christmas tree!
So happy you included a few photos from Fort Wilderness! Those were fun -- always enjoy seeing the "theme" at each property for the decorations. Believe it or not, yours were the first photos of holiday decorations that I've ever seen from FW. Oddly enough, I guess most people focus on the more elaborate hotels for their designs. Not everything has to be over the top; sometimes, more subtle (yet very well themed) designs also catch my eye.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
I think I read somewhere that they also have "sleigh" rides at FW around this time?
Nemo14
Well-Known Member
Yes they do. We’ve never done those, just walked around and driven it a few times.
Mr. Smee was the first character I ever met as a kid.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Quickly though - on a scale of 1 to 10, how was your day?
Songbird76
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It's a day in Disney! Do you really have to ask?
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Tis the season to lose all reason . . .
(I can only imagine the mob scene at WDW this weekend, prior to Christmas, etc. Also, Hanukkah started on Dec. 2, and I think that goes for maybe 8-10 days.)
Nemo14
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From Beach Club we took the bus over to MK, where our daughter and her little family had spent the morning. We met over at the People Mover which had quite a long line with multiple switchbacks. We had late lunch ADR’s at Liberty Tree Tavern, so we headed over that way to see if perhaps they could get us in sooner (15 minutes) but they could not, which was totally understandable. Meanwhile the parade was about to arrive, so we spotted a place to watch it from. I’m not a big parade fan, but it was a good way to pass the time.
Nemo14
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LTT was quite busy but worth the wait. We opted for the family style meal which was all-you-can-eat turkey, pork, roast beef, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green beans, Mac & cheese, salad, rolls, drinks, & desserts. It was all quite good (no pics) and granddaughter really enjoyed the Mac&cheese.
The only FP we had for this day was for Small World, and by the time we finished lunch it was time to make our way over there. Pretty neat to watch it through granddaughter’s eyes, as we had with her mother many years before.
The only FP we had for this day was for Small World, and by the time we finished lunch it was time to make our way over there. Pretty neat to watch it through granddaughter’s eyes, as we had with her mother many years before.