The morning light brought new views of the Animal Kingdom Lodge lobby, but be it day or night, the windows overlooking the Savannah never cleared the entire trip:
but the sunlight on the lobby was quite extraordinary:
The funky layout sucked in terms of the food places, but the bus stop layout was quite familiar because it was a lot like that of Wilderness Lodge:
At least arriving at Disney's Hollywood Studios was rain free:
but it certainly wasn't crowd free:
RIP to the Sorcerer's Hat...I might have been the only person who didn't mind it too much, especially since it housed one of my favorite pin stores:
and of course the walls extended everywhere, DHS, the often overlooked park, was no exception:
If ever there was a time I wished for an overcast sky, it was for this picture:
a pretty blue sky kind of ruins the effects of the Tower of Terror, but at least holograms through glass at Rock n'Roller coaster wasn't a struggle:
The humidity made the effects in the queue line at Tower of Terror more prominent, so that was a good thing:
even if it made it worse for the confectionaries:
I was so happy to see that the background exhibition was still on display at the Art of Animation building, another one of those greatly overlooked but amazing places:
I did finally get the John Wayne autoanimatronic in the Great Movie Ride...I usually get stuck in the gangster scene:
I also managed to zoom in on a "friend" at Echo Lake without scaring him off:
Think I'm going to end this one here. I don't remember why we didn't stay for nighttime at DHS (or for Fantasmic). I had a headache one night, but I don't remember which. Maybe it was this one? Oh well, we'll start Day 5 at Animal Kingdom.
but the sunlight on the lobby was quite extraordinary:
The funky layout sucked in terms of the food places, but the bus stop layout was quite familiar because it was a lot like that of Wilderness Lodge:
At least arriving at Disney's Hollywood Studios was rain free:
but it certainly wasn't crowd free:
RIP to the Sorcerer's Hat...I might have been the only person who didn't mind it too much, especially since it housed one of my favorite pin stores:
and of course the walls extended everywhere, DHS, the often overlooked park, was no exception:
If ever there was a time I wished for an overcast sky, it was for this picture:
a pretty blue sky kind of ruins the effects of the Tower of Terror, but at least holograms through glass at Rock n'Roller coaster wasn't a struggle:
The humidity made the effects in the queue line at Tower of Terror more prominent, so that was a good thing:
even if it made it worse for the confectionaries:
I was so happy to see that the background exhibition was still on display at the Art of Animation building, another one of those greatly overlooked but amazing places:
I did finally get the John Wayne autoanimatronic in the Great Movie Ride...I usually get stuck in the gangster scene:
I also managed to zoom in on a "friend" at Echo Lake without scaring him off:
Think I'm going to end this one here. I don't remember why we didn't stay for nighttime at DHS (or for Fantasmic). I had a headache one night, but I don't remember which. Maybe it was this one? Oh well, we'll start Day 5 at Animal Kingdom.
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Love John Wayne!