Visit Date: 03/10/10
Steps: N/A
Parks Miles: N/A
Time in Parks: 3.5

Started off walking over from the hotel on Harbor Blvd we were staying at. Strolled through the transportation center and then into DCA. Walked out to the Pier and took a look at the World of Color progress. Worked our way around to the Fun Wheel. It was cool so the rest of my group decided to go wait for Toy Story and I went for a spin on the Fun Wheel (managed to get my own car even!). Once back on the ground headed for Toy Story and met them to go for a ride. After Toy Story worked our way around to the SS Rustworthy for some pictures then finished up the loop and walked around GRR and through Condor Flats to head over to Disneyland. Hopped on the train and took it out to Toontown. Hiked up the hill to Toontown and went for a spin on Cartoon spin then wandered around a bit. Circled back through Fantasyland and around to Frontierland to grab something to drink at the Golden Horseshoe. Strolled through Adventureland to check out the Jungle Cruise (too long of a wait) so decided to go to Tomorrowland and see about Buzz, it was down so walked out to the Captain EO area then back to Adventureland. Decided the wait was still too long so wandered around Main Street for a while waiting for the D23 event.

No pedometer readings from today since I goofed and forgot to record the values before midnight when it reset...

For Comparisons to other trips or more park miles click here to visit our park Miles Section.

Note: These totals may be skewed because the pedometer is zero'd when we start and then left alone and read when we leave. So attractions, and other things may cause extra "steps" to be counted. The pedometer that we use basically measures up/down motion as a step, so if your standing in line and moving up and down it may be counting steps, etc.. so the total distances traveled and steps may be off.. so use these as rough distance comparisons between trips and they may not be accurate in terms of actual distance traveled.

Choose how you would like to view the pictures:

• 3 Images Per Page
  Our traditional format with medium size images and you can click to enlarge
• 1 Large Image Per Page
  A large image and you can navigate using buttons on the screen or your arrow keys
• Mobile Device Friendly
  One image per page and you can swipe