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Festive & Cheap Date Night At Disney Springs! Christmas Tree Trail, Holiday Food & More! The Tim Tracker

Festive & Cheap Date Night At Disney Springs! Christmas Tree Trail, Holiday Food & More! The Tim Tracker

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we head to Disney Springs for a festive and inexpensive Disney date night! We start by trying a holiday drink from Starbucks, we tried the hot peppermint mocha, this is available on the regular menu as well as during the holidays, it was really good, definitely recommend trying it if you like peppermint! Then we head over to Ear of Sandwich for dinner where we have the holiday sandwich, this is available on the regular everyday menu as well as during the holidays. We liked the sandwich but both thought it could use some bacon for some texture, the gravy and stuffing made it a bit mushy, not bad but bacon always makes everything better! Then we head into the Christmas Tree Trail. We went on a Friday night so it was very crowded, we also brought the wheelchair for Jenn and it was not as easy to navigate with the wheelchair as we thought it would be, there were just too many people. We were able to see most of the trees but we did miss a few and ended up leaving before we could see them all. All of the trees that we saw were really neat though, we loved the decorations and we definitely love Disney during the holiday season! The Haunted Mansion tree was one of our favorites as well as the Pinocchio, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White & the Star Wars trees! We'll definitely have to come back for another look around earlier in the day next time. The trail is open from 11am-11pm if you're planning a trip to Disney Springs to see it!
Date: 2022-02-09

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Just had to pop on to comment regarding your experience with the wheelchair in the Tree trail. Because of Heart AND Spinal issues I use an ECV when visiting the parks and or DS ( Ikea as well for that matter lol) and that is a normal experience for me. And many others. I have had people literally fall over me, because they weren't looking. and then give ME a dirty look as if it were my fault. I have had people's butts in my face, as they push ahead of me in lines, or if I had the unfortunate experience of being near the Castle for a show. and on the WDW buses. I understand that there are many casual ECV users who don't abide ECV etiquette and ride recklessly, but I own my ecv, and have a lot of experience and ride responsibly. I just wish everyone would be more aware! Thank You for your WC perspective.
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Glad to see you guys out enjoying Disney Springs. My son and I go to Springs a lot to play Pokemon and Pin Trade but haven't seen the trail yet. We plan on going to see it tonight! I can't wait. We got to meet Tim at Springs once near The Boathouse. You are such a down to earth and nice person: ) I hope to get to meet Jenn sometime as well. Thank you for all the great videos! I love all the great information you have given us all!
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I'm sorry to see that the round ligament pain is so bad for Jen. :( I hope it goes away completely after the baby is here and she doesn't have to deal with any lingering issues from it. Thank you for the wheelchair information and for sharing your experience with it, however. People not seeing you is rather a common issue in large crowds unfortantly.
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I just tried the holiday sandwich at the Earl at Downtown Disney in CA and asked them to add bacon, but I think since its an English restaurant, its not crispy bacon adding a crunch to the one texture sandwich. Its like Canadian bacon thats just like adding ham. Although you guys are right. It grows on you! Haha
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This is so cool! So glad you guys got to have a good date too! I noticed there were lanterns on each tree. Is that something each tree has to have one it? I loved the Dinglehoppers on the Little Mermaid tree!
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Hi guys, quick question. The wheelchair rental. what company did you use? Needing to rent one for our daughter while we are down there. Thank you! Hope all is well with everyone!
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Forks are called dinglehoppers, thingamabobs are corkscrews, and whozits and whatzits are pocket watches! Lol, That is good old Scuttle for you!
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Jenn, what are you doing to help alleviate the SPD/round ligament pain? I'm experiencing the same pain at 35 weeks and I can't walk either.
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Your videos would be great for a blind person. The way you explain stuff in such great detail like the trees. Absolutely amazing.
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