![]() ![]() Admission, Disney Genie+, Lightning Lane, and MagicBandsĪvailable only at, Delish Loves Disney is 100 glossy pages specifically created and curated by the editors at Delish, who have been writing and producing content about Disney Parks Food & Beverage for almost a decade.ĭelish Loves Disney features more than 50 recipes from our parks and resorts around the world – including 15 never-before-published – with a mix of scrumptious entrees, iconic Disney Parks’ snacks and some of our most beloved items that feature a variety of healthful ingredients.Get a FREE, No-Obligation Quote on Your Disney Vacation.Fortunately I had some wipes in our backpack and we had a good laugh about it as we cleaned up the, um, gift. One bird in particular must have been very fond of hubby because he deposited a load of poo on hubby’s brand-new fedora. Though we didn’t see tigers, we did see an incredible array of exotic birds in the aviary. Tigers are one of the main attractions on the Trek, but we didn’t manage to catch a glimpse of them. Did I mention I love roller coasters? We followed up by walking the Maharajah Jungle Trek. Though we wanted to linger here we had Fastpasses for Expedition Everest at 11:35, so we headed back to Asia for our second pass at the Yeti, and scored front car seats. The bar was uncrowded, our bartender was awesome, and we could see and hear the African Drummers street performance from our perch. George beer and I had a class of Fair Valley Chenin Blanc. ![]() Though they looked awesome, neither hubby or I are big bloody mary people, so he had a St. If you’re into bloody marys, Dawa Bar has you covered with a killer bloody mary menu. ![]() This is a really sweet spot to grab a drink, cool off, and take in the atmosphere. Zuri’s had nut mixes and plenty to satisfy sugar cravings, including adorable animal sugar cookies and fun animal themed candy apples.Īfter that fairly leisurely morning we decided to hunt down the Dawa Bar. We also poked our head into the new Zuri’s Sweets Shop. Upon leaving the Pangani Trail we headed to the new Harambe Market to check it out. The Pangani Forest Exploration Trail also features a really awesome bat display that was closed for refurbishment when we were there. The exit of Kilimanjaro Safaris spits you out right at the entrance for the Pangani Forest Exploration Trail. ![]() We spotted lots of animals, but my favorite of that trek was a baby rhino. We didn’t have much of a wait for Kilimanjaro Safaris, and we had a good ride. I think Animal Kingdom has an incredible amount of atmosphere and I love to just take in all of the scenery detail. We took our time walking, stopping to snap pictures. The park was cool and uncrowded in the morning – really pleasant. Hubby does not feel this way, but he’s a trooper who mostly indulges my fancies.Īfter Expedition Everest we made our way to Kilimanjaro Safaris. I love to start a day with a roller coaster. We waited a few short minutes before we climbed aboard. I say this practically every time I blog, getting up early may be a pain, but the payoff is worth it when you’re through the ticket line and onto your favorite attraction right at the start of the day.Īt 8:00 we were in queue for Expedition Everest. We got to Animal Kingdom and through security before 8:00 am. Armed with caffeine we headed to the bus stop, where we didn’t wait long. By 7:00 we were on our way to Contemporary Grounds for Depth Chargers. I can tell you our alarm went off at 6:20, aka early o’clock. It happened that Animal Kingdom opened early that day, so that’s where we went. Generally, we follow the Extra Magic Hours calendar when planning our days. We have no traditions about beginning with one park over the other. On our June 2015 trip our first park day was Animal Kingdom. ![]()
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