Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort & Convention Center Kissimmee

... The mummy - a rollercoaster ride with imhotep chasing you! 8 out of 10.<br><br>The incredible hulk rollercoaster - you need to see a video of this! it takes off like a rocket and throws you all over the place its absolutly brilliant 10 out of 10<br><br>Spiderman - thi is a great ride you can't fault it 10/10<br><br>Jurssic park - a great water ride starts of sedate and then dumps loads of water on you (see ...

Today after a nice long sleep we decided to have an easy day shopping and swimming. Breakfast was at Denny's and we had bacon, scrambled eggs, hash browns and pancakes with an endless supply of coffee - just the thing to get you started for a lot of walking.<br><br>we walked along international drive to the prime outlets shopping center - hundreds of discount designer stores together, very similar to McCartha Glen in the UK. The prices were ok, but we were only looking today. <br><br ...

Round the world - part 2 ... the adventure continues<br><br>having prebooked the seats at for the BA flight saved a lot of time. We simply dropped off our bags and walked through to the admissions lounge. Unfortunatly the scanner detected my money belt and so guess who was frisked ... yup.<br><br>the flight over was very good and the BA cabin crew were excellent. can't ...

... underwater so much! The pool was 4ft deep, so Ashlyn was able to just go (yes at it's deepest point she could still keep her face out of the water). Brecken wore water wings most of the time and we just let him jump and jump and float around. We ate lunch at the pool. Again, Ashlyn made a friend at the pool and had to say goodbye (she wanted to give her her phone #, which she has memorized). We then showered and changed ...

... bagpipe playing performers put on a fantastic show. Billed as "Celtic rock", traditional favourites are given a lively twist. Observing the crowd, I could tell who was from Canada. Singing and dancing along, less reserved than their American counterparts and taking in the performance better than other foreigners. I strolled to the World Showcase events pavilion to watch the Tom Butler Orchestra perform classic big band swing music. Drying out while sitting on the floor ...

... about getting the Monet cutting board but she wasn't sure. She's not big on souvenirs unless they're useful. I encouraged her to buy it since it was a nice, useful souvenir and she decided to get it. It now has a prime spot in our kitchen and it's sitting pretty, let me tell you. It's GORGEOUS! But it's a Monet, so how could it not be? On our way to France I called dad and told him and Mike to meet us there. They had wanted to get a spot closer to the International Gateway so we ...

... asleep the second our head touches the pillow. As you can imagine, the next day there is no trace of our luggage. We wake up very early and step in our new car and drive to the Universal Studio's, where we arrive even before it is open, how unusual for us. We spent a very enjoyable day, mostly watching 3D movies. What they do at Universal Studio's is simply knit a little story at the end of movies such as: back to ...

... really crispy and crunchy, and a million times better than a regular sandwich. I always get tuna melts at the delis around here and they're great, but this was the greatest tuna melt of all time! For $4.99 each they really couldn't be beat, plus one of our sandwiches was only a dollar since we were charged for a baked potato. The salad was especially delicious; the mix of the salad, wantons and ginger dressing was the greatest. The ...

... the video camera and started video taping the screens with mom and Mike dancing. It was absolutely hysterical and the video is the funniest thing to watch! You see mom and Mike dancing with dad in his light-up hat in the background, and hear me screaming along with the song. It was definitely one of the most fun nights we had in Orlando, and it was a great way for the vacation to come to a close. We then started the long walk ...

... tears also in her eyes. At some point, mother and daughter had been separated. The panic that ensued must have been excruciating on the mother. I could tell that they were also from overseas, and English was a language she had little knowledge of based on her sputtering attempts to respond. She had been trapped in a frantic world where no one understood her, and her daughter was nowhere in sight. Their reunion, however sad the separating must have been, was a sight to see ...