Epcot, part 3

There was this bridge over this miniature little village and there were little trains that went around through it. Nathan loved watching them.

As I mentioned in an earlier post, we got the Disney Dining Plan. You have to stay at the Disney Resorts to get the deal. It was wellllllll worth it. We got one quick service meal per day, per person, one snack, and one sit-down meal. The quick service meals (which were marked on all the maps and at each park and one at each resort) consisted of one entree', drink, and dessert. I was a little worried that it wouldn't be enough food because it kind of seemed like it was too good to be true. But I was wrong. It was more food than any of us could eat and we almost always took stuff with us for a snack for later or threw it away. The "entree" for the kids were things like hotdogs and fries (as Brookelyn is posing with here),

or chicken nuggets and fries as Lauren is showing here,

and dessert consisted of a bag of grapes or a chocolate chip cookie.

The adult meals were similar and there were also personal pizzas and hamburgers and things like that as choices too. As you can see from the picture of Nathan above, they didn't scrimp on the adult size drinks either. We never drank it all. You just couldn't. I suppose if the weather had been hot, we might have, but it wasn't, so we didn't.

Paul pushed Nathan around a lot, at the parks. He found a ramp that went up over a little bridge. So, he went up one side....

but the other side had stairs. Rather than go back down the other side and off the ramp, Paul decided to take the stairs. Nathan thought this was hysterical. It was fun to hear him giggle down each step.