Gonna change my hotel reservation to an official Disney hotel and these are my two choices.
Which one is more romantic would you say?
Which one is more romantic would you say?
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Quick! More Romantic: Coronado or Port Orleans French?
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Chrononymous
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I love them both...but I think French Quarter has a slight edge,with the architecture.
And beignets.
But Coronado has a lovely beach, which is almost always deserted.
(I actually think that PORS is more romantic than the both of them...but then I am biased!
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And beignets.
But Coronado has a lovely beach, which is almost always deserted.
(I actually think that PORS is more romantic than the both of them...but then I am biased!
)
BrittanyRose428
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What are you changing from? I've never stayed at Coronado, but I could see Port Orleans as romantic.
danpam1024
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POFQ- but anywhere can be romantic if you're with the right person
ParentsOf4
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Stayed at both a few times.
New Orleans, Jazz, The Big Easy, quiet, quaint. Boat to and from Downtown Disney.
The most romantic Moderate Resort? That's easy: POFQ.
New Orleans, Jazz, The Big Easy, quiet, quaint. Boat to and from Downtown Disney.
The most romantic Moderate Resort? That's easy: POFQ.
Buzz2001
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I need a place that will be quiet, romantically lit (tiki torches, or faint lights, etc.) so we can be alone and I can propose. Those are my two choices in my budget.
The Empress Lilly
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I'm going by your picture and say that you two will find the POFQ more romantic.
The Empress Lilly
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Good points!
The Empress Lilly
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If you show me a picture of Honey Boo Boo I'd guess that they would appreciate the theme of All-Star Movies, but not what's great about the Animal Kingdom Lodge, or CSR and POFQ.
By your picture, I think you two would appreciate the theme of POFQ best. Just sheer intuition. Jazz and the South more than Southwest and Mexican music. Your bride to be dreams of reading poetry along the Seine riverbanks in Paris, not jungle adventures in Yucatan. Just entirely impertinent guessing!
If you want to propose at the hotel, maybe the 'nado is better. If you want to propose, say, on the beach of the Poly by tiki torchlight just before Wishes, then I'd go for the POFQ.
How would I propose on the beach of Poly if I'm at POFQ?
(thanks for not thinking I'm the honey boo boo pig by the way)....
(thanks for not thinking I'm the honey boo boo pig by the way)....
The Empress Lilly
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Is there any particular reason you want to propose at your hotel? I mean, that's great, but WDW leaves you with a vast array of options!
Is it to have a quiet dark spot? ('if she refuses nobody will see my bitter tears of regret and shame flowing down my cheeks red with embarrassement'? )
No, my dream is to do it at the Poly at night near the water either on a hammock or by some tiki torches with no one around. ....But I don't want problems parking ,etc. etc.
I know she's going to say yes, but I want to make it special.
I know she's going to say yes, but I want to make it special.
The Empress Lilly
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In that case, I'm now thinking a stroll around the lake at the nado, then you getting on your knees at a quiet spot on the beach near the Cabanas....
Any pics of the Cabanas area? (not familiar)... I wanna book tonight so I don't miss out on the deal!
PS - Thanks guy for this help...unbelievable.
PS - Thanks guy for this help...unbelievable.
The Empress Lilly
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http://coronado_springs.tripod.com/
It's the website of @Buzz2001 . He is your Coronado god.
The Cabanas area. If you go during a hot period (anytime but winter, this is Florida - yay!) there is a nice tropical feel to this area. It feels a bit secluded from the hustle and bustle of the mega theme park resort.
You can't swim, but there is a beach. And hammocks! The Cabanas and the beach:
It's quite lovely at night. The view from the beach:
The 'nado is build around a large lake. In the middle is a pier / leading to the pool area, that might be an option too. Although I think I might opt for the warm sand of the beach - then everytime you two are on a beach somewhere she'll whisper in your ear 'do you remember when...'
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