Howdy, Lindsey!
Well, slap some spurs on me and call me thrilled! Your question sure did rustle up some mighty fine memories! My kin and I had ourselves a grand ol’ time doin’ this exact thing with our grandson when he was just a little buckaroo. To this day, it’s a core memory for both of us, and I reckon it’ll be the same for y'all!
Now, let’s talk logistics, partner. Parking’s free for guests headin’ over to Fort Wilderness, so you won’t have to worry ‘bout that. The Tri-Circle-D Ranch has two parts: The Stable and The Trail Blaze Corral. Since you’re fixin’ to enjoy a
pony ride, you’ll be headin’ over to The Stable, which sits near the Settlement Area. To get there, just hop on one of them internal buses at the Outpost Depot and ride it to the Settlement Depot.
When it’s time for some toe-tappin’ fun at
Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Campfire Sing-A-Long, you’ll wanna catch another internal bus, this time headin’ to the Meadow Depot. Once you’re there, it’s time to round up some marshmallows and enjoy a good ol’ fashioned campfire hootenanny!
Pro planDisney tip: My good buddy
Jason swears by mixin’ things up at the Chip ‘n’ Dale Campfire Sing-A-Long by bringin’ along some cheese and caramel popcorn mix from the
Main Street Confectionery. Now, I don’t know about you, but that sounds mighty fine to me—sweet, salty, and downright delicious!
Hope y’all have yourselves a rootin’-tootin’ good time! Happy trails, and see ya real soon!
Anne