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Hello! I am completely new to this forum (joined about 2 minutes ago) and I need some advice! I'm sure there are a billion threads about 21st birthdays at WDW, but I figured every experience is different and some people may have different tips!
First, some details:
This would be my 14th or 15th trip to WDW. I would be traveling with, at the most, 8 people- all adults, and all of whom have been to Disney World many times. Because I am taking summer classes, I have a very short break between semesters: May 8th through the 18th of 2015.
Some questions:
My family and I normally go in the off seasons for MNSSHP or MVMCP. How different will the crowds be in the first couple of weeks of May compared to the crowds in October or December?
I love food. Eating at all places in WDW is my favorite (I LOVE Liberty Tree and Chef Mickey.) What good restaurants are in Disney World or Downtown Disney? Are there any bars or clubs? I'm really not much of a drinker or a partier, so those aren't an absolute must.
Are there any fun things to do that many people don't know about? Most of the time my family plans the trip around restaurant reservations, show times, and fast pass times. I'm looking for something a little different this time.
Thank you for all of your help! I really appreciate it!
First, some details:
This would be my 14th or 15th trip to WDW. I would be traveling with, at the most, 8 people- all adults, and all of whom have been to Disney World many times. Because I am taking summer classes, I have a very short break between semesters: May 8th through the 18th of 2015.
Some questions:
My family and I normally go in the off seasons for MNSSHP or MVMCP. How different will the crowds be in the first couple of weeks of May compared to the crowds in October or December?
I love food. Eating at all places in WDW is my favorite (I LOVE Liberty Tree and Chef Mickey.) What good restaurants are in Disney World or Downtown Disney? Are there any bars or clubs? I'm really not much of a drinker or a partier, so those aren't an absolute must.
Are there any fun things to do that many people don't know about? Most of the time my family plans the trip around restaurant reservations, show times, and fast pass times. I'm looking for something a little different this time.
Thank you for all of your help! I really appreciate it!