Okay, I promised one more update....
Because the adventures don't always end when you leave Disney.
On our way back to PA, we had a layover. No biggie. We could deal. The first leg was fine. The pilot said he was able to find a nice route through some bad weather that was being reported.
However, when it was time to catch our next flight, it was delayed - as there were storms going on all along the east coast. So it was late getting in. Then they had to clean it and get it ready for our flight.
We finally got in the air.
Um, I'm thinking it would have been best for them to delay us a bit longer?
We essentially had the most terrifying flight of our lives. Now, Milos and I are veteran flyers. We've flown SO much, including LOTS of overseas flights. So we've been through lots of different air experiences.
But we both agreed that this was the worst one we've ever been on. Ever. Of all time. Simply terrifying.
We're not talking normal turbulence here, we had that in droves, but that's okay. What was horribly unnerving was all the dropping and sideways "sliding" that the plane was doing. It was like sliding sideways on ice and then dropping through holes in the sky. We spent the entire flight gripping each other's hands in fear.
Finally, we landed in Philly.
We got a shuttle to SmartPark and I got to drive us home in a monsoon rainstorm with flooding all along the PA turnpike.
Needless to say, we slept hard that night, and were both glad to be on the ground: together and safe.
So that my dear readers was our trip! I hope you enjoyed hearing about it!
And we are tentatively going back for EIGHT days (haha!) this next November. And I'll be sure to tell you all about it! (Time to make our ADRs in a week!)
Thanks for reading!
