[tonyksl]

Hang on to your hats. After a little break time back at the hotel, we headed off to HS for the late afternoon to the evening. The MOJO must have been working, because when we got there, the first thing we wanted to do was check to see if Toy Story Midway Mania was open. The line was huge! Two hour long wait. But fear not fellow MBers...all was not lost! The reason it was two hours long? The ride was being worked on and people didn't want to leave. Being an impatient person by nature, I wasn't going to wait. So, we took off and rode everything else. There weren't any lines anywhere else that were more than a couple of minutes. Why? MK had the P&PP party the night before and was open until 12 AM on Saturday. That's where everyone went. HS was only open until 10 PM and at 7 PM, they were still trying to get Toy Story Midway Mania back up. Where would you go? Most folks would go to MK...not me. Wide open HS or busy MK? That's how I looked at it. People were at HS for the TSMM anyway, nothing else. We rode everything and checked back in with TSMM at 8:15 PM. Guess what? Yep, it was open. For those who left, thank you! For those who stayed, I was the guy in the Grumpy hat. Since there were SOOO FEW OF US, I am sure you remember me! BWAHAHA! Yes, I rode TSMM 7 times in less than 45 minutes. Want to see some pictures? Here you can see how busy the cue was.



And the next picture also shows the lack of people, but, it gives you an idea of how large the props are. Notice the checkerboard for the ceiling. There is also a chutes and ladders and a scrabble board for the rest of the ceiling.



And this next one, shows you Mr. Potato Head. He is really cool and interacts with you. I have multiple pictures of him all from this same walk in. Imagine trying to get a picture of Buzz Lightyear on his ride at MK by standing back and taking your time without someone getting in the way. Now you know how quiet the ride was for 45 minutes.



More picture and info about this ride in the next post.