The
other week, right after Matthew had completed his Kindergarten school year, we
went on a vacation down to Orlando, Florida for mostly Disney World. Matthew had a great time. My wife and I had a good time. It was good to be away, but I think the whole
Disney World thing is for kids. I do
know adults that go almost every year, but I fail to see what makes it so
interesting for adults.
We
picked a great week. I think it was a
week where a good number of schools around the country were still in
session. I’ve heard of lines for the
rides being an hour plus long. I don’t
think we had any line over thirty minutes.
So if you making plans, aim for
that third week in June, if you can.
I
said it was mostly Disney World. We kind
of broke it up. We had a day in
Legoland, then a pool day at the hotel, then Magic Kingdom day, then a day for
Epcot, another hotel pool day, a day at Animal Kingdom, and finally a half day
at Downtown Disney for shopping before an afternoon flight home. We hit the major highlights, but there are a
few other theme parks we could have tried.
There’s a ton of things to do, but it’s all rather child oriented if you
ask me. I’m not big on these theme
parks.
So
here are some pictures.
Matthew and Mom on some sort of mini train coaster.
Matthew as a knight on a Legoland horse.
Matthew beside a Lego wolf. They had some really cool Lego built up items.
Mathew and mom on Main street in Magic Kingdom.
Matthew and Dad somewhere in Magic Kingdom.
That's quite a few pictures already. I'll have to break this up into more than one Matthew Monday post. Stay tuned for next week.
