Simulators are okay and boat rides are nice as long as they aren't log droppers. But I think I'm calling it quits with coasters. I rode the Slinky Dog finally and god damn that thing nearly killed me. I thought Space Mountain's cars were small but this was an even tighter fit and it's supposed to seat 2! So many drops played hell on my back but I at least got off lucky. Some poor mom got carted off on a stretcher after her ride leaving her crying kids with paramedics. O_0

I swear I took more pain pills in these four days than I usually do in a month at work. Went back early, took a rest and a soak, came back to watch two interesting projection and laser shows. The Star Wars one was awesome. ^_^

Slept in this morning and did the rides I skipped over my last trip and rode my favorites.



Went back to the hotel to rest, came back during the fireworks and made my way to Big Thunder. I was told that riding it at night during fireworks would be great. I was lied to. I made the mistake of wearing skimy shorts that were almost like swim trunks because I wanted to be comfortable. That was a mistake. No one else was riding so I was sent all the way to the back and had a seat all to myself and sat in the middle. Good lord, Big Thunder alone at night is terrifying. I slid back and forth on the seata during the turns, thought I was gonna lose my head during drops since I can't see shit in front of me. Beautiful view of the fireworks during the climbs though, but damned scary.

At least the projection and laser show on the castle was interesting to watch. Gonna head home tomorrow and try to rest up on Saturday before going back to work. Don't think I'll visit Disney for another few years and by then I don't know if my body can handle it. The heat, the rides, all the uphill walking. And not to mention my poor wallet.

Still, I had a great time and enjoyed myself. ^_^ I might go if I can convince some friends or family to come.

Cya'll soon folks.