We were seated at our table. We were in the room that has the meteor showers and we could see most of the restaurant from our table. That was pretty cool. We had a great view of the ice room.
We soon had our food!
My mom got the T-Rex Quesadilla's. She loved them. Couldn't finish them all but said they were great.
Abi got the the kids meal with corn dogs and mashed potatoes and Apple juice.
Maddy got the kids meal with dino nuggets, applesauce, and milk.
They both cleaned their plates.
Doug and I shared the Colossal Nachos. They were so dang good. They were huge and even with both of us eating them we didn't finish the whole plate. But they were really, really good.
Us adults didn't order dessert because of how full we were, but we did let the girls order the Saber Sundaes. They were really excited. We don't often get dessert when we eat out and since this was our first Disney night they weren't accustomed to Disney's over abundance of dessert yet.
Our experience with T-Rex was really great. Maddy was nervous every time we had a meteor shower but she still loved this restaurant the most of any on our trip and talks about going back all of the time.
After dinner, we walked back through the marketplace, stopping briefly at the
Lego store although it was so crowded we didn't buy anything and quickly left.
We caught the bus back to Pop and this was when the trip report title was born.
The girls started opening and closing their hands and saying, "POP!" "Pop!" and that soon led to "Pop! Pop! Poppity- Pop!" After this night, every time we were on a bus on our way back to the hotel they would start singing this song as soon as they saw the Pop Century sign.
Upon arrival Doug took the girls back to the room for baths and my mom and I went into the cafeteria to get our mugs.
My pin didn't work but I was able to get it worked out quickly. The CM wasn't too helpful but the front desk one was great.
Then we went to fill up our mugs and one of mine wasn't activated... but again it was a quick fix and soon we were on our way back to our rooms with mugs, some milk for our fridge, some juice, and the medicine I picked up at the front desk that had been delivered while we were gone.
Tinkerbell left some bags on the nightstand with a note telling the girls that she would leave them a little something each morning if the day before they had followed all of her rules. They were super excited about that!
The girls were to bed way later than we planned since we had an early morning the next day, but by 11:15 everyone but me was asleep and it was quiet.
I stayed up until about midnight getting the room completely put together and then I crashed into bed.
It was a long day but so much fun.
My biggest piece of advice is to make sure you go buy something or try to pick up your mugs as soon as possible on your trip to make sure your pin is working. It was much easier to have it happen in the pop cafeteria when I could quickly get it fixed that if it had happened at one of the parks.
Up next: Grandma, you ate a Ted!
But you made it!
He's been quarantined with a face mask. 
