Our tour started with Orlando. Here we met our tour chaperon – Mr. Ajit Singh aka Rocky Sir. Here, our hotel though not so good, our spirits were high. Disneyworld was sheer bliss, I never knew such small things could make me so elated. The castle was stunning and the Disney characters were just so very cute. But the best part of Disneyworld was the fireworks, they were so so good that for a moment it felt like time had stopped. It was just electrifying to see the crackers burst. The different colours and patterns made in this was just so alluring that we dropped our cameras just to see them with our own eyes. 
The two days of NASA inspired us to become a hero. The space goes as vast as our curiousness and will to explore. At NASA we saw different videos of various missions initiated like the Expedition to Mars or Moon or just building a specific kind of shuttle. These people failed, failed a hundred times yet they got up for the hundredth and one time to see if they would succeed. And they did succeed and the results are in front of our eyes. The interaction with an astronaut, Nicole Stott gave us an insight into how life inside a shuttle is. 
The next day we went to Universals and I was like, OH MY GOD. The rides especially ‘the Hulk’ were exhilarating. But the best part was the HARRY POTTER WORLD. Being a Potterhead, it was a dream come true. Sipping butterbeer was like sipping stars, just going around Hogwarts and Hogsmeade left me gaping at the sights. The simulation ride in Hogwarts was so amazing and realistic that I felt I really was going around Hogwarts on a broomstick. One jarring incident was that in Olliavanders I got chosen for wand choosing ceremony. I had to perform spells to find the perfect wand for me and when I got the perfect one wind started blowing around me. I will go blabbering about Harry Potter world but I must move on.
Next we went to our last destination – New York. The spoiler in New York was the continuous rain. We went to the 100th floor in the One World observatory but we couldn’t see much around due to the clouds and fog. The UN headquarters were not like what I expected. There was nothing to see in there except, through a glass, the General Assembly hall. I was really disappointed by this but hey every trip has its ups and downs.
