Monday night (arrival): Downtown Disney Fulton's Crab House (dinner)
Tuesday - Epcot Extra Hours 1pm: The Garden Grill (lunch) 7:10: La Cellier (dinner) 9pm: Fireworks
Wednesday - RELAX!!! Epcot: Dolphins in Depth 9am Day at hotel? Relax? Massages? Polynesian luau 5:15
Thursday - Magic Kingdom Extra Hours open day... ROOM SERVICE dinner!
Friday (my then-hubby's b-day) - BIG DAY 1:10pm - Cinderella's Royal Table (lunch) 5pm - Liberty Tree Tavern 7pm - Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party
Saturday - MGM Victoria and Albert's (dinner)
Sunday... leaving early evening Animal Kingdom (AM) Alfredo di Roma (early dinner)
starr76
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sounds good....but INMHO I think you are going to be exhausted by the time you get home :)
My FH and I went there a few years ago - and after a full day in Magic Kingdom (even with no kids with us), we were too tired to go out to eat.!
Just play it by ear...sometimes those restaurants get crowded especially for lunch so you may wind up waiting a while to eat there.
I would def do half days at the parks and half days relaxing by the pool -- maybe pool first, so you can go to the park at nights for fireworks
Whatever you do you'll have a great time - Disney is fun - and we loved it .... I was just trying to give some advice since we were there not too long ago.
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Looks great. You are MUCH more organize than I am. Now I feel motivated to get my stuff more together. I know what we are doing just not sure when we are doing it all. I have 40 million post-its at home with Disney things 'to do' list.
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Sarah, It's sounds perfect. I like how you reserve Cinderella's Castle for the afternoon. You will have time to enjoy your meal instead of being rushed. You are going to have a wonderful honeymoon.
jmf423
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Sounds great! And Victoria and Albert's is such a great experience!!!! Enjoy!
olivia30
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I think having a plan is great! Go to the library and pick up the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World by Bob Schelinger (sp). I got some great ideas from this book.
Happy Planning!
jennandrob
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sounds good, and pretty yummy too!
Enjoy!
ali120206
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It sounds good that you took the day in the middle to relax.
You are very organized, we usually only make one reservation, if that, when we go and play the rest by ear (and I have even gone with a group of 9 during Feb break!)
