This was our final park, and there was a palpable sadness (internally, obviously – after all, we are British). At the same time we felt like we’d had a great couple of weeks, and were approaching our limits of theme … Continue reading
Sea World is a sort of aquatic version of Animal Kingdom: they have a few rides, and some spectacular shows, but a lot of it leaves you to walk around and discover the animals for yourself. There were plenty of … Continue reading
We were now in to our second week, and we’d found out, a couple of days earlier, that this week was classed as high season (meaning “loads of people”). Americans get thanksgiving week (the week containing the 27th of November) … Continue reading
I have to admit that this was the park that I was looking forward to the most, because I love animals, and don’t remember having been to any zoos in my obviously deprived life. The weather looked good enough in … Continue reading
Despite this day officially being a “day off” I can’t miss out the description of the performance by Cirque Du Soleil. They have the reputation of being the very best circus show in the world, but the connotations attached to the word … Continue reading
We had originally planned to spend this day at Animal Kingdom, but the day started with some angry looking grey clouds, so we decided to go somewhere that would be less affected if the worst happened. Universal Studios sits next … Continue reading