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Honeymoon in Disney World
Zuel
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Pretty much what the title says. I'm trying to plan my honeymoon in March to Disney World, but there's so manay different places to stay and various packages. I think I've read that some of you here work at Disney, so I'm just looking for a little advice.
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good. the witch will just eat it
he had a hell of a time
It's the smallest hotel on property so you don't have far to walk to the buses to the parks, the buses don't get as full, it's a moderate resort so it's fancy and you can take the boat to Downtown.
Plus you can get some awesome quesadillas at the food court.
They do not take kindly to that.
thats mexico and canada
TAKE ME WITH YOU.
Bring your own camera(s), plenty of money
Depending on your budget, careful where you are trying to eat, because their ridiculous restaurant prices will tear you a new one fast. Try to go cheap and save the good meals for dinner or some such.
If you stay at one of the park resorts there is an extra couple of hours every night at a different park you get to stay in while all the normies are kicked out, it is great. We stayed at the Coronado, not disappointed.
Parkhopper pass definitely, unless you are only staying for like two days? How long are you staying?
I'm sure there is someone here that can do this better than me. There is also several books.
In other words, Disney is awesome, you'll have fun everywhere, and have fun getting your bone on with the new wife in Florida.
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Too bad for you half the rides have automatic cameras to get your reaction as you're leaving.
BTW, best attractions:
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Indiana Jones Stunt Show
The Haunted Mansion
Space Mountain
Muppets 4-D
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why not just dress it with menstruation and bring on the bears?
Safer than DC.
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if the roving gangs of Disney employees manage to isolate you, they'll pick your bones clean
Also I believe the Grand Floridian and the Polynesian are the unofficial best honeymoon hotels or so I've read.
We had a standard room that was really nice. It overlooked a courtyard with a fountain and you could see the Sassalouga river. Even though there was 2 beds we just slept in one of them and used the other to pile shopping on.
make Pip come over and cook for you
We discussed it last night and we've decided Disneyland Paris when our kid(s) are 7 or 8 and then DisneyWorld once they're about 13-14.
So at least I have something to look forward to.
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just because i can
i don't know what that means but it sounds cool so sure
i am going to ride the buzz lightyear ride about fifty times in a row
If you can afford it, yeah. The extra magic hours that you get (early opening, late closing) on certain parks on certain days is worth it to cut down on lines, getting packages sent to your resort so you don't carry around extra t-shirts and stuff, the free buses, free parking, being totally immersed in the Disney atmosphere for the duration of your trip..
Also the Magical Express to / from the airport is great.
Listen to this man when he is typing at you, for he is correct.
We stayed at the Coronado last time we did a family Disney trip - it was great.
For the longest time my sister worked at the front desk at the Grand Floridian, we went and saw her at work while we were on vacation. That place was huuuuge and really pretty - but not our family's style 8-).
I don't know where we'll stay if we ever go back... probably the Coronado again. The Magic Kingdom is fun if you have some kids with you - personally I can see and ride all I want to ride at the MK in half a day, then head off to another park like MGM, Epcot, or Animal Kingdom.
Which reminds me - has anyone stayed in the Animal Kingdom themed resort? I hear they have giraffes that come up to your room windows.
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You're thinking of the Jurassic Kingdom and the brontosauri
I, uh, wow. I can spend days wandering around the Magic Kingdom and only come out of it having ridden a few things.
But then I think I'm pretty much an aberration.
That place is super-crazy-awesome.
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