Our return flight is due to depart at 1955 our time here, so 0055 UK (Sunday) time.
The flight time is 8 hours and 5 minutes and we're hoping to land at 0900 UK time on Sunday.
The flight number is BA2038 and you should be able to track it here nearer the time - https://flightaware.com/live/flight/BAW2038
We've filled in all our pre-departure forms and undertaken to self-isolate until we're in the clear, so we're hoping to get ourselves tested as soon as we get back.
The time has come when it's time to go, but we hope not for the best part of two years this time!
We're now tidying up, packing the usual quart into a pint pot, doing those last-minute jobs around the house and saying goodbye to Larry and Dottie.
This was our last full day in Florida so we wanted to make the most of it. Magic Kingdom was our destination, but it can take a while to get there from the car park, so we decided to park at Epcot and get the monorail across to Magic Kingdom.
Trouble was, Epcot doesn't open until 0930 and, as it was 0915 when we arrived at the gate, we were told to go away. We drove around a bit and then returned to Epcot.
Our first planned ride was on the People Mover but that was closed due to a breakdown. The we went on the Little Mermaid ride which James enjoyed a lot. Nearby was 'It's A Small World' - a perennial favourite at Magic Kingdom and the original 'people mover'.
We intended to go on the 'Liberty Belle' steamboat after that but, with a half hour wait and a strong desire to spend some of our last day in the pool, we decided we had to have some time there as well.
And we couldn't go anywhere other than Miller's Ale House for our last meal out!
So, the men finished tidying up our tree and we finally got away to Epcot at around 11am.
When I consider that numbers entering each park are limited and that you have to book a visit, the place did seem rather more crowded than I was expecting.
