The last chapter!
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Chapter 12 – The Last Day
The next morning, after everyone gathered for breakfast, Michael announced, "Alright everybody! Today is out last day in Disneyland, so make the best of it!"
"Wait," Stanley asked, "We were in that bus for a week, and we only get to stay here for two days?"
"Yes," Michael replied sheepishly, "Hey, Disneyland is expensive, Stanley!"
Stanley gave Michael an annoyed look and went back to his crossword puzzle.
The groups had unofficially broken up last night. Dwight and Angela went to the Starcade. Michael headed over to Space Mountain.
"So Beasley," Jim asked her as they walked around in Disneyland, "What should we do on our last day in Disneyland?"
"Go to the carousel," Pam replied without hesitation.
Jim grinned.
"Our last day here, and you want to ride the carousel?" Jim teased her, "I thought you were more exciting than that, Pam."
"Hey, you're going to ride it with me, so suck it!" Pam retorted.
"If you say so," Jim replied good naturedly.
In the Starcade, Dwight led Angela to a particular video game.
"Last time I was here," He told her, "I got to level 15 on this thing."
He sat down and started to play the video game.
"You'll be good at it, again, D," Angela told him confidently, "I have great faith in you."
Dwight smiled at her.
"Space Mountain!" Michael jollily informed the camera as he stood in line for his favorite ride, "Is great. It's my all time favorite ride. The only bad thing is, there are always long lines. You've got to wait forever for this thing, but it's worth it."
Andy and Kelly wandered through the park together.
"Where to, my fair lady?" He asked.
"Let's go to Tomorrowland," Kelly suggested.
"Tomorrowland it is," Andy agreed.
Kelly began to hum Hakuna Matata softly. Andy began to sing.
"It's our problem-free philosophy
Hakuna Matata!"
Kelly smiled, "I love that song. The Lion King is an awesome movie."
Jim and Pam arrived at the carousel.
"Hey, look at that," Jim observed, "No line."
Pam took his arm, "See, I told you this would be a good idea."
They boarded the ride.
"So, are we taking one of those benches, or a horse?"
"Horses!" Pam exclaimed, "The benches are no fun...they just sit there."
Jim nodded in agreement as he took a seat on a black stallion, next to Pam's brown horse.
"Oh my God," Jim laughed.
"What?" Pam asked.
"We're the only people on this merry-go-round."
"Level 27!!" Dwight happily exclaimed back in the Starcade.
Angela smiled proudly.
"Man," Michael told the camera, "This line is long...like, too long."
Michael began to slowly creep towards the front of the line, trying to go unnoticed.
"Hey!" A guy in his early forties told him, "Not cutting!"
"Ah," Michael replied, "But, I am regional manager of –"
"I don't care who you are," The man retorted angrily, "Not cutting in line, you've got to wait, like the rest of us."
Ten minutes later, Michael was thrown out of the park for line jumping.
Since Michael got kicked out of the park, Dunder Mifflin Scranton had to leave Disneyland a bit early. While Angela did a head count to make sure everyone was in the parking lot, ready to leave, the camera asked people what they thought of the trip.
"A weeks worth of driving for one and a half days in The Best Place on Earth," Stanley quipped, "It wasn't really worth it."
"This trip was totally awesome!!" Kelly told the camera, excited, "It was so much fun, and I had a great time with Andy. He is so much cooler than Ryan was!"
"I got a record number of high scores in the Starcade," Dwight said to the camera, "Not bad at all."
"I had a great time," Jim told the camera, "And I learned that Pam has a thing for carousels."
"This trip was crazy," Michael said to the camera, "Dwight and Angela did unmentionable things in Old Bessie, I got sick after riding Astro Orbiter, and then they kicked me out of the park. I was only trying to ride Space Mountain! Makes you wonder if Disneyland really is the best place on earth."
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