HONEYMOON IN DISNEYWORLD???
CONGRATS!!!
I did the same thing in OCT 2003 and we stayed at the ALL-STAR SPORTS resort and it was the greatest time we could imagine. We liked it so much that we went right back for a second honeymoon a few months later in MAY 2004 and stayed at the POP CENTURY RESORT. The Pop Century Resort should be the same price as the All-Stars so you should choose the Pop Century.. its newer and has a better foodcourt and just feels a bit nicer with the theme.
Now.. you can check our our honeymoon pics from our stay at the All-Star Sports resort by clicking on this
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Also.. you can check out our second-honeymoon pics from our stay at the Pop Century Resort by clicking on this
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After looking at the highlights from both of our trips to disneyworld you'll notice something.. that there are not many pics from either resort. Why? Because theres so much to do in DisneyWorld that you shouldnt really be hangn in ur room anyway. You should be out having romantic dinners, walks, watching fireworks, going on rides, etc. The room shouldnt matter at all.. you shouldnt be seeing much of it.. and to be honest.. the All-Star Movies and PopCentury resorts have more of a disney feel than a few of the higher end resorts.
Since your going on your honeymoon.. let me say a few things that you might want to consider:
1. try to maximize the time that you spend at the parks during the night.. they are especially romantic in the dark with all the lighting on.
2. try to do the disney boardwalk at night after epcot's illuminations.. you can walk out the side exit by the countries and they have a few bars to have fun at.
3. try to find cool ways to travel around disneyworld. For example.. if your doing MGM during the day.. instead of taking the bus back to ur resort.. use the boat outside MGM to ride u to the disney boardwalk then u can walk to epcot and see the fireworks. Its a fun boat ride and usually empty.
4. try to do some romantic dinners. there are many options but my favorite is FULTONS CRAB HOUSE in downtown disney. This place is pure class.. and if you go there.. tell them u want a room in the upstairs BLUE ROOM at night (and a window seat.) Man.. is that awesome. So romantic with the blue light coming down from above and the best food I ever had in my life. Another cool little place I ate at was Le Cellear in Canada (epcot) which was cool because it felt tucked away. My last tip for dinners is the Liberty Tree Inn inside the magic kingdom.. its a very cozy place where the characters come right up to your table while u eat dinner and it have a more adult feel than the other character dinners that you can find in the park. The Liberty Tree Inn is very impressive to me.
5. DO NOT MISS ANY FIREWORKS SHOWS.. make sure u see illuminations, wishes, and fantasmic.