Are you ready for the trip report of our magical vacation to Disney World?
This one was different from all other Florida/Disney vacations we have ever taken. Actually, every single one we have gone on has been drastically different but this one was by far the best. It was only the second one we've had where it was just the 4 of us. Other times we've met up with friends or we've had friends or family with us.
Ok, to start off, Jay was able to get away from work a day early. Since we would be gone during a paid holiday for him (Veteran's Day), we were able to leave a day early. It was a mad dash of packing and getting everything prepared to drive all night long. The girls, especially Rebecca, was bouncing off the walls last Thursday during gymnastics class!
Jay was THE MAN and drove the entire way down. I'm such a bad riding buddy as I fall asleep just going to church!
The first thing on our to do list was go to the resort: Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort to unload the car and get our 7 day tickets to Disney World. This was our first time staying on Disney's property so we were all very excited about that.
Our room in Trinidad South.
Jay got us the pirate themed room and it was very cool!!!
The boxes are the dresser.
Sharing the room with our children was the downside of staying in the resort instead of a house.But aren't they just too cool beds?
The curtain sectioned off the bathroom area making it so I could get up early and get ready in privacy without the light disturbing anyone. The cool thing, the pirate skull appeared to glow when the room was dark and the bathroom lights were on.
The barrel housed the mini fridge and the trunk had 2 extra dresser drawers.
Like most hotels, the bathroom is split. The great thing, it had a double sink- a must when 4 people are trying to quickly get ready in such a small space.
Not a great picture but the Flying Dutchman was etched into the shower wall.
The nightstand and the carpet was made to look like wood flooring in the bottom of a ship.
Just a little washcloth animal holding a pen.
The curtain sectioned off the bathroom area making it so I could get up early and get ready in privacy without the light disturbing anyone. The cool thing, the pirate skull appeared to glow when the room was dark and the bathroom lights were on.
The barrel housed the mini fridge and the trunk had 2 extra dresser drawers.Like most hotels, the bathroom is split. The great thing, it had a double sink- a must when 4 people are trying to quickly get ready in such a small space.
Not a great picture but the Flying Dutchman was etched into the shower wall.The nightstand and the carpet was made to look like wood flooring in the bottom of a ship.
Just a little washcloth animal holding a pen.Ok... after we had fun exploring our room, we headed off to Hollywood Studios. I don't know if I'll get to posting the pictures up tonight so look for them tomorrow!
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