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We stayed until they closed the park, then caught our shuttle back to the hotel. It was pretty warm out and we were so tired, the line ups were long, but it was the most exciting day we have had. We all had a blast at the Kali River Rapids, and got soaked too. Its Tough to be a Bug (3D movie) really creeped my mom out. We saw elephants, giraffes, rhinos, gazelles and lion. The Kilimanjaro Safari was so interesting watching the animals roam across the savannah. We pretty much ran from one thing to another trying to get see everything. The Swiss Family Treehouse and Pirates of the Caribbean. We did the Astro Obiter and Stitch’s Great Escape. We did Space Mountain roller coaster, it felt like you were being blasted into space. Then it was off to Tomorrowland where we got to drive a race car at the Indy Speedway, well not quite but that’s what they call it. We did the It’s a small world ride and sat through Cinderellabration, a musical show. We got to meet Cinderella and Mickey and Minnie Mouse so that was cool. We started out at Magic Kingdom, we saw Main Street USA, rode on the Walt Disney Railroad, and went to Splash Mountain., the log ride was the biggest thrill. Mom wants to see Mickey Mouse and my Dad is more interested in Epcot Centre but we aren’t doing that until tomorrow. My other sisters are all about the rides. All my little sister could talk about on the way there was seeing Cinderella, her castle and the other princesses. Everyone was up early, we had breakfast in our room and were off to the shuttle actually early. We were so excited to come and now our trip is near the end. We grabbed an ice cream before we walked back to where we would catch our shuttle and just looked at everything as we went. There is so much to see and do but we think we did as much as we could. It was the best way to end our time at Disney World. The last thing we did before we left was IllumiNations, Reflections of Earth, the best fireworks I have ever seen. We went to Honey, I Shrunk the Audience which is a 3-D show. You lift off and look down at some beautiful landscapes, snow covered mountains and then beaches and brings you back over Main street USA and the castle and fantastic fireworks.

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We then did the ride Soarin’ a motion simulator ride. We went to the Spaceship Earth which is a trip back through time.

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We watched a movie about China, and France had lunch in Italy. We did the World Showcase and took the River of Time boat ride through Mexico and a Boat voyage through Norway. It is bumpy and has really cool turns, you speed through freezing cold chambers, and you go 60 miles an hour. Then we went to the Test track, this is where you get to test drive a car, it is a roller coaster that is the fastest and longest in Disney World.

It was really cool to be able to feel like an astronaut. Nobody wanted to deal with motion sickness all day. We went to Mission Space and my Dad and older sisters went into the less intense training. The whole area is so impressive it was hard to decide where to start first. So we caught the shuttle and began our day. This virtual tour makes us feel like an ecstatic Harry visiting Diagon Alley for the first time with his gentle giant friend.We were a little groggy getting up this morning but very excited. Here are some more immersive virtual tours for your daily fix, of the warm and cosy Gryffindor common room with its roaring fireplace and cushiony sofas as well as the Great Hall all set for a feast with glistening silver cutlery. Source: WDW shutterbugįurther down the street are Ollivander's Wand shop if you fancy a wand or stop by the impressive Gringotts Wizarding Bank in case you need to pocket some galleons. This beautiful bird's eye view of an eclectic Diagon Alley. The Daily Prophet stands shut (maybe it's Rita Skeeter's day off).

Stop by Flourish & Blott's to gaze at their display of books. Peek into Madam's Malkin's Robes for All Occasions if you need dress robes or perhaps a warm, woolly muffler. This amazing view of Diagon Alley by WDW Shutterbug lets you immerse yourself in the video and walk on the cobbled streets lit brightly by street-lamps and glittering displays of the various stores.

Studio Tour London and other crazed fans are churning out 360 degree photos for you to delve into the magic again. Harry Potter fans keep yearning for a taste of more of the incredible magic they experienced reading the books in a cosy nook (much like Harry's cupboard under the stairs), lost in Harry's world created by Rowling's genius. It's been five years since the last Harry Potter movie released but the craze refuses to die down.

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