Last Day in the World with Teens: Norway in Epcot

[thejens]

Everyone wanted to sleep in so we left ASMu at 10:00 a.m. and arrived in time for our Frozen fast pass and then lunch with the princesses at Askursus. I did like the Frozen re-do of Malestrom, it was very well done, if no longer a representation of Norway. I could see how children would love it. Again, would not wait in any kind of line for this. I think each country should have a Soarin’ type experience of its country’s beauty, don’t you? Lunch was fine. The highlight was the salad buffet. The best meal was a cheese ravioli. I thought the princesses seemed a little snooty. When I got up to take a photo of my nieces with Sleeping Beauty and then stepped forward to get my photo she said “oh, you want a photo too? Well, you have to tell me I can’t read your mind!” I was quite startled by a face character being, frankly, rude. I didn’t think my approach was particularly unusual or startling. None of the other princesses were especially personable. It seemed rushed. Granted we had teens and not adorable little girls, but I hope they did better with the children than with us. After this we did a little bit of souvenir shopping and redeemed a million snack and counter service credits for rice krispy souvenirs. I don’t think I’ll do the meal plan again. I doubt we save money and wonder if we break even. Onto Royal Pacific at Universal!

[faline]

Sorry for the less than ideal princess interaction tough I don't think this is typical. We've gone to character meals (two adults, no children) and had quite nice interactions with the characters. Sorry the Disney portion of your trip is at an end.

[thejens]

We have usually had wonderful character interactions also. I wonder if characters don't do as well with teens?