And let me find no true abode

It was a sunny, perfect day today. You might not even need your trapper hats! As a bonus, the school had rented a double-decker Hop On Hop Off bus so you could accidentally leave them there! Do not throw them from the bus. People would yell at you in French and English.

Rise and shine, Fandom! Or hide in your ridiculous rooms throughout the castle! Anakin doesn't care enough to find you all.

Look at that! You survived and now it's time to say goodbye. Thank you for coming on this magical adventure and now go home and tell your friends about the galaxy's greatest vacation. Referrals will get you 8% off your next visit!

[While only a few rides, restaurants, and attractions will be shown per day, a full list of them can be found HERE]

Yeah, it's pretty obvious that tonight is the last night in the Springtime Winds Hotel. Despite the valiant efforts of the day, there's no saving this beautiful resort. But that's no reason to be sad! Well, unless you really like luxury, comfort, peace, and quiet, in which case, yeah, there are several reasons to be sad. Either way, you might as well enjoy one last night of it, and Anakin will not be listening to your complaints.

Things sure are continuing to happen! If you're choosing to spend your time at the hotel, you can watch it fall apart in real time. If you're choosing to spend your time at the Astrotorium, you also get to watch it fall apart in real time, but there are people scrambling to repair it! Mostly. Usually. Like a good 63% of the time.

Look, Truss was doing her best, but there's only so much you can do when one of the Astrotorium's mottos was "Safety twelfth."

Whatever the Fandom folks might have been expecting when they escaped a hotel that had finished its foundation-shaking trembling and had, instead, started listing to one side like a ship taking on water was probably not what they were greeted with when they made it outside.

The hotel and its grounds were in absolute shambles - okay that part was probably expected - with giant hunks of twisted metal and melted debris littering the area, palm trees lying bent or even broken, the gravity-defying rocks from the Floating Rock Zone toppled over by one of the water slides, now damming up that section of waterway. However, what had caused all this chaos and destruction was not any kind of natural disaster. No, what they saw when they came pouring out of the hotel was a...flying amusement park?

Well, more specifically, the series of interconnected flying spaceships painted in garish colors that resembled some kind of futuristic-yet-oddly-retro outer space carnival. Calliope music was pumping through speakers, along with cheerful voices exhorting people to "hold on and have fun!" as well as reminding them that bringing squirrels, gremlins, rats, or beebles into the park was "an intergalactic felony punishable by no fewer than two (2) hours of listening to Captain Nebula talk about himself" and that Elesh Norn's Flawless Machine had been damaged in the crash and would be closed for repairs just as soon as "all the current riders have been rescued or fully completed." Above them floated what might have been taken for some kind of asteroid field, save for the smell. It was, in fact, an orbiting trash belt and apparently most of what had slammed into the island of Springtime Winds.

Get set for a big day in Rotorua!

Start at Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland, a spectacular showcase of New Zealand's most colorful and unique geothermal elements sculpted by thousands of years of volcanic activity. Explore the out-of-this-world landscape, including the famous mud pool, the largest in New Zealand. Arrive at 10:15 am to hear the history and see the beauty of the Lady Knox Geyser, which erupts daily to heights of 33 to 66 feet (10 to 20 m).

Or you can go back to the swings (or the luge that are up by the swings), try the skydiving, or stay close to the lodge, which also offers activities for the day.

Today you'll transfer three hours south to Rotorua, New Zealand's famous geothermal city. Wind down the window and brace yourself for the strong smell of sulfur—that's when you know you've arrived. This area is one of the world's most active volcanic regions, and you'll find bubbling mud pools, steaming geysers, and signs pointing to natural hot springs. Beyond geothermal fun, Rotorua is home to several prominent Māori tribes and adrenaline-pumping attractions such as skydiving and a giant swing reaching 80 miles (130 km) per hour.