hello Orlando!

Here's my 2nd of 3 posts for my Orlando trip. When we were not at a Disney theme park, we were either at Downtown Disney or our resort. The hotel was HUGH. I could walk for days and still not see it all. Daddy said if you wanted to self park, you'd have to take a shuttle from the parking structure to the hotel...that's how big it was. Of course Daddy is lazy so we valet'd it the whole time.

Hello Orlando! We got to our hotel late that night, but we still had time to walk around the grounds.

Mommy and daddy said I was such a good boy during my plane ride, I got a pet donkey at the airport.

The first morning there, I was so excited I got out of bed and just started running.

Here's a back view of our hotel. As you can see, the Marriott's much bigger than I am.

The pool here was extremely large. The resort had 3 pools and 3 large whirlpools. And a cave! No bats though. I checked.

Daddy said "no swimming til it gets warmer". Here's what I thought about that.

Mommy's due in February and beginning to show. I wonder what baby sister will be like?

We headed to Downtown Disney in the morning. It's SO much bigger than California's. I think Orlando just does everything BIG.

And they have Dinosaurs!

And a lake!

And Transformers! cool.

This Dragon isn't real. It was made out of Legos and built in the lake.

On the other hand, this bulldog is real.

I went sailing with the pirates. I love pirates! and skeletons!

Then after lunch, I went for a float in our pool. I can't believe I still fit into this thing. We took it when I was 1 to Hawaii.

Later that night, back to Downtown Disney for a stroll and dinner.

You can't see it, but there's a steamboat behing us.

And then a few laps around the bushes in this mini-train.

The Lego store was very impressive. Here's me with Aunt Janett.

And me with Ms. Blueman?

Family portrait. Actually the dinosaur is not part of our family.

These are some more shots from the morning.

Chillin out on our balcony. The cool thing was that we could walk out of our room down a short tropical path.. right to the pool.

And a front view of our massive resort. This was taken from the driveway leading into the place.

with Aunt Janett and Grandma before dinner.

I really liked this little house only to discover it was just a light.

Here's our 1 and only family shot.

I wanted to try on this Kimono, but Aunt Janett said it'd be too big. She was right and I owed her a kiss.

We had tepanyaki that night. Here's a shot of some flames that the chef created.

And me and the iron chef.

This was our last night in Orlando. I love this place and can't wait to return. Next up will be my post of Disney's Animal Kingdom. Stay tuned.