We meandered the crowd that was becoming much more dense by the moment and we were walking against them by heading toward Main St. Really, who heads to Main St. at 11:40 a.m.?  We caught several of the little shows and got in our obligatory and mandatory Main St. Trolley ride.  It really helps to plan when you know that the final trolley of the day always arrives about 11:55 a.m.   We watched the Trolley Party for 5 minutes, which requires walking back down Main St a little bit before listening to the Casey’s Corner Pianist.  He played Zip a dee do dah at Debbie’s request.

We would then head to Fantasyland, Liberty Square, Frontierland and Adventureland.  Magic Kingdom Ultimates require a lot of zig-zagging over the park to acquire Fastpasses and catch shows.  Debbie really enjoyed playing on the Barrel Bridge and walking through the cave on Tom Sawyer Island.  At this point we took the Railroad and chose to exit at Main St because the Princesses reported a 5 minute wait.  We waited much longer and the line was moving, so it was back to the train.

Debbie was hungry after completing 37 attractions in under 7 hours so we grabbed one order of chicken nuggets to split and listened to the best intergalactic lounge singer in the Milky Way.  It was time for the 3:00 parade!  Debbie loves parades and the family in front of us let her watch the parade beside their children.  She smiled and waived at each character as they marched by in the hub.  We obtained a Fastpass for Space Mountain while visiting several attractions that usually have little or no wait. She always holds my hand when she rides Space Mountain.  She usually rides in the front, but for the sake of the necessary photo, I sat in front and reached back to hold her hand.  We shot basketball, I won in a rather large margin and we headed out for Debbie’s first ever Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom experience.  She did it!  She actually defeated the evil Cruella De Vil.  Who would have thought???  We watched the always moving Flag Retreat next.  I was awed by the manor in which the veteran held the flag.  He has such high regard for our country after risking his life for her in the military.  It was just after 9 hours down and we had completed 46 attractions.

We watched Dream Along with Mickey with our friend Varsenik, who enjoys Ultimate Touring as well, before heading off to the Frontierland Hoedown.  Br’er Bear loved our Splash Mountain shirts, (they were the only ones we could find beforehand in both our sizes), so much that he asked us to pose for a photo with him.  He wasn’t allowed to sign an autograph (or couldn’t?) so we didn’t count him in our grand total.  We hustled back to the Castle Hub to see the floats for Move It Shake It heading up Main St.

Debbie almost fell asleep in the Hall of Presidents before we met her favorite Princesses and Mickey Mouse.  It was now 7:00 p.m. and we had completed 52 attractions.  After 11 hours or roaming the park, I thought she would be tired, but she was still skipping as we made out way through out checklist of attractions.   We waited a total of 35 minutes for Tinker Bell and only waited a total of 137 minutes all day.  We were able to get in 3 additional Sorcerers missions before they turned them off 15 minutes prior to closing that night.   We were able to complete out adventure with 64 attractions in 15 hours and 14 minutes and she was still wide awake after the 11:00 parade.  I had to explain that the park was no closed, but she had done very well!  When I started the car, she went out like a light and I got to carry her to the room that night.