Magic Kingdom Day 1 Part 3

(I know, right?? Part 3??)

So after a much needed nap, we finally went back to the park. We stopped for some Pretzels and Hot Dogs at Casey's Corner on Main Street. (#freenachocheesesauce) We had no good plans on how to do a section at a time, we just kept walking to the next ride we wanted to regardless of where we were. So, we walked all the way to the back of the park (again) to see what is in Gaston's Tavern.

Gaston's Tavern is full of Antlers!

After that Antler filled adventure, we decided it was time to go on the Little Mermaid Ride.

 

We walked around and took a few artistic shots

Then it was time for some Mickey PhilharMagic! Similar to the Muppet's show in California Adventure, you watch as Donald Duck tackles conducting Mickey's orchestra and the mayhem that ensues. It was fun!

After we left that we decided it was time for It's a Small World. While we walked over I looked over to Rapunzel's Tower and was awestruck.

"At last I see the Light..."

This art work is what is on the outside wall before you enter the bathroom. So beautiful!

These lanterns!

Small World is always a relaxing little boat ride. We walked back through Liberty Square where Harrison touched the Liberty Bell...

We went Aladdin's Magic Carpet ride again

Then we went on the Jungle Cruise! Always a hoot.

And then it was time for ...

#artistic #castletime

We thought we might try to run over to Gaston's Tavern for something sweet before the firework show, but as we turned in to Tomorrowland, we saw something starting at the Castle...
It's called Wishes, and they use all of these lights to "Paint" the Castle! We stood on the ledge next to a restaurant, and watched the Wishes show and the Fireworks show.

Tinkerbell Flying

 After the fireworks, we still wanted dessert, so we went to Gaston's. We fell IN LOVE with Lefou's Brew.

 

A combination of Frozen Apple juice with a hint of Toasted Marshmallow and topped with a Passion Fruit Mango Foam

All of the flavors sound kind of odd... but don't knock it til you try it!

After that delicious treat, we went on Peter Pan once more and then called it a day!

We walked at LEAST 5 miles, the pedometer did not work the whole day in my pocket... and we visited around 20 attractions. (bathrooms not included, though that would easily double the number... haha!)