Animal Kingdom is also decorated for the holidays, but with an animal motif of course. Notice the ornaments on this tree that’s located at the park entrance.
Marilyn and Harry at the Tree of Life, the center piece of the park.
The Tree of Life is just such an amazing creation, featuring 325 animals carved in the trunk.
Scott in front of the Expedition Everest ride, the latest roller coaster to hit Disney World. He was a bit tentative to go on at first but thoroughly enjoyed the thrilling ride.
We went to see Finding Nemo, the Musical. What great puppetry and singing!
After seeing how soaked people were getting, Scott and I bailed out of the Kali River Rapids ride at the last minute. The Yellen’s still went on and got a bit wet. Kayla and Jill had rain ponchos so that helped keep them dry. I hope Kayla was able to breathe in that thing, she looks completely wrapped up!
Then it was time to see some animals.
Komono Dragon
Tigers
Peacock
Elds Deer
Interesting birds
Crowned Crane
Pictures from the Kilimanjaro Safari ride were difficult to get because of the speed and bumpy conditions.
Some other kind of interesting bird
Wildebeest
Giraffe
Elephant
Baby Elephant on the right
Flamingos
Cheetah
White Rhino
Back side of the Tree of Life
There were some specially decorated trees by the character greetings. Can you guess who they belong to?
This was the tree by the Festival of the Lion King show.
The Festival of the Lion King is a great show and a must-see every time we come to Animal Kingdom.
Harry and the gorilla in the Tree of Life.
Michelle and Scott at It’s Tough to be a Bug 3-D attraction, our last stop before the park closed.
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