The last full day of being in Florida together was upon us. It always comes before you know it and it also gives to us a heavy heart. Times unfettered and together are hard to come by and, though we know it cannot go on for long at the time, we do love these times.
I have always heard that the largest McDonald's in the world was not far from us on International Drive. Ever the tourist trap junkie, I needed to see it.
As it would turn out, the World's largest McDonald's is not much different from any other McDonald's. The play area and arcade are huge and they do offer pasta and pizza dishes. But they held onto the McDonald's charm. It was confusing, overcrowded, not enough parking, and understaffed, and those who were there made it clear by their attitude and countenance that they didn't want to be there either.
Still, I have always wondered what it is like and now I know. Now it is checked off my list with no further investigation needed.
After McDonald's everyone did some of their own activities at the vacation house and then we set out for Wilderness Lodge. Wilderness Lodge is built to resemble the old lodges in the National Parks of the West United States.
The girls are looking at one of Walt Disney's favorite trains which is located in quiet room in the Wilderness Lodge.
We ate at the Whispering Canyon Cafe, our only family "sit down" meal at Disney World.
These shakes that everyone has are bottomless. I estimated that I could drink six - not so - I had two and then took one to go.
One more stop at the Polynesian Village
The Contemporary
And, Animal Kingdom Lodge
With that we bid Disney Property goodbye until next time.