Slowly but surely, us bears will take over the parks.
He's another old family stuffie, and since I never really got around to naming him I've dubbed him "Cuddles" for the time being.
We couldn't get fastpasses for the Safari, so we headed over as soon as we got in, which was just after opening. As luck would have it, it was only a 10 minute wait!
No, Cuddles, you can't hug the animals.
There was some sort of construction going on in the warthog's area, but there were plenty of animals out and about before it got hot. The elephants were especially active-when we were driving up to them they were running around in their section!
After we got off the truck, we decided to check out the Pangani trail since we hadn't done it in awhile.
Here, I'll hold the map. Can't say I'll be any good at navigating...
We didn't have any fastpasses, so once we got out of the Pangani Trail we headed over to the Maharajah Trek. Unfortunately, it started to rain about halfway through so we had to make a beeline for the exit and called it a day.
If we don't come back out in 30 minutes, send a search party. With salmon.
You may remember our plans to get Ted his own autograph book. Well, I'm glad to say it's finally happened!
While we were walking through Asia, we spotted a couple of familiar faces at one of the meet and greet spots. So, we hopped in line and I raced back to a kiosk to get a book for Ted. Then I raced back to get a pen, because I apparently cannot think ahead.
Bear hugs from a fellow bear!
So Ted now has his first autograph to kick off his collection!
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