Another fun trip to Disney is over and done with, and we had a great time. This was a big trip for our daughter, who with her new glasses could actually see all the attractions clearly for the first time. We found out over the holidays that she was very nearsighted. Mom and Dad got a little teary when she exclaimed "The Castle!", seeing the huge structure in person for the first time. She was also 40 inches tall, which means that a whole new world of rides opened up the now she (and by extension, our whole family together) could ride; and now she is a Test Track junkie.Grandpa and Grandma joined us mid-trip and we rented some boats to tour Bay Lake. The kids had a lot of fun with it and we'll probably have to do it every trip from now on. We didn't branch out much with our dining choices (partially because the kids wanted to hit all our favorites with Grandpa and Grandma and we are accumulating enough "favorites" for a 2-week trip) but we did for the first time try the Sci-Fi Cafe. Food was OK but the kids loved the atmosphere of the Drive-in at night so I recommend it for families.We stayed at All Star Music, which for the first half of our trip was hosting a Cheerleading tournament. Needless to say, the resort and pools were wall to wall screaming girls. It actually worked out nice though - they were going to tournaments instead of the parks so bus rides were much easier, and teenage girls don't wake up early enough to get breakfast when I do so for the first few days when we had plenty of energy to go to the parks it was just fine.Plan to blog on some of the subjects I promised after last trip. The difference is I spent that time processing trip video and this time I actually have it.MouseDaddy.com - MouseMommy.com