Planning a Honeymoon at Disney: Tips & Advice Needed!

[Kandi2candy]

I am getting married on Friday and we are leaving for Florida on Saturday and are going to Disney for our honeymoon. I haven't been there in awhile and was wondering if anybody any tips about what to do or where to eat?

Thanks!

 

[jendill]

Pecos Bill has the best Toppings Bar. Buffets are expensive unless you have a meal plan. There is no fast past for Haunted Mansion (at least not the last time I was there) so i would ride it first if you are interested. Peter Pan always has a long long line even with fast pass, so be sure to go to that one early too. See all the night time shows! Have a great time!!

 

[esavvymom]

Congrats!
You should have asked that question about a month ago. There are whole websites devoted to Tips for WDW.This site is free.... http://www.easywdw.com/
You might have some time to peruse and get a few ideas.Love the shows at Animal Kingdom - (Nemo, Lion King).
Good luck!

 

[Kandi2candy]

Congrats!
You should have asked that question about a month ago. There are whole websites devoted to Tips for WDW.

This site is free.... http://www.easywdw.com/
You might have some time to peruse and get a few ideas.

Love the shows at Animal Kingdom - (Nemo, Lion King).
Good luck!

I know lol We just booked it today ... talk about last minute Thanks a bunch!

 

[Becca_in_MD]

Bobbi directed you to the BEST WDW planning site. Seriously, look at his crowd calendar and follow it. Even though the crowds are low right now, if you go to a not recommended park you're going to stand in longer lines than you need to. His most recent blog posts feature all of the quick service menus so read down though the 5 or so recent posts to see what strikes you as good. Some restaurants now require a credit card guarantee. This has seemed to make same-day or close in reservations possible. Once you figure out which park which day, decide if you want a table service meal that day and try for a reservation. I was just reading Josh's most recent blog post. I'm jealous because it looked relatively empty. It still helps to arrive at park opening and have a plan for your first 2-3 hours. I like to always have a Fastpass in hand. They are now enforcing the return time on them. The ones you want to get at the beginning of the day are Toy Story Midway Mania (grab a FP then ride standby), Rock n Rollercoaster, Expedition Everest, Kilimanjaro Safari, Soarin, Peter Pan, Space Mountain... Several Fast Pass rides have return times that are usually 40 minutes out so you can grab one and do other nearby activities then return to ride.I read Josh's site daily as well as the forums so if you have specific questions just ask.

 

[Heather92007]

I went on my honeymoon to Disneyworld almost 5 years ago. We ate at the Brown Derby and Cinderella's Castle. Both were very yummy! At Cinderella's castle they actually gave us a set of wine glasses as a congrats on our marriage. They also gave us a table that sat by a window that overlooked Fantasyland. Definately check it out if you can get a reservation! Enjoy your honeymoon and congrats!