The Yacht Club...
So we checked into the Yacht Club after explaining our homeless predicament again as hotel hoppers and our chocolatey treat issues and cleared up the two rooms situation. You see, its tradition in our families not to see each other the night before the wedding and so we had one room for the night of the 3rd, and two rooms for the night of the 4th, the night before the wedding. Thankfully there was an English lady working alongside the new Disney CM on check in, as he was having a hard time understanding my bookings. He probably thought I was crazy.
Well, still having not heard from our families, we were assigned a room and we headed over to the elevators to find it.
We had a view that overlooked the main entrance! We were so happy!
I had a little look at the itinerary, still wondering where our families were.
Our room was beautiful, very nautical of course and we had another king bed!
I called our families again and
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bravo! I got through! However, it wasnt wonderful for long. My side of the family had gotten no messages, yet Gavins had. In any case, we were just glad to hear from someone that we arranged to meet at the entrance to the Magic Kingdom and my parents followed my instructions and said they would pack the kids up and see us there.
We took a few more photos and then called Gavins parents
Gavin got through to his parents and found out that his brother and his brothers girlfriend and our friend Sam had not only arrived last night but had decided to go to the Magic Kingdom (whilst we were on our way out of Le Cellier) until the early morning.
We snapped a few more whilst I tried to cheer him up.
I told Gav this was a Husky towel animal and it made him a little happier.
My Disney Bird, Mary Poppins Style
All together now
. A spoon full of sugar
.
Gavin said this photo personifies me. Chanel and Lucky Charms. Hes not wrong.
One last hug and we were on our way to the Magic Kingdom