Anniversary Dinner - Where to go?

SAMANTHA

SAMANTHA

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I am planning a trip for my anniversary and we want to go out to dinner. I will also have my three children with me. I want to go some place nice.

Any suggestions??

Thank you
 
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SAMANTHA

SAMANTHA

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The ages of my three children are - 15,11 and 4. I am not sure if we are using a dining plan yet. It is our 17th anniversary so i am open for any suggestions. I would like to do something special.
 
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dreamfinder

dreamfinder

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Do you really want the kids to be with you? Assuming they are of the appropriate age look into sending them to one of the kids clubs for a bit. Or maybe getting a fairy godmother for a few hours. Once you do that you can go to any of the signature restaurants. Jiko, V&A, California Grill, etc.
 
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SleepingMonk

SleepingMonk

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15 watches 11 and 4.

Dinner for two at California Grill, complete with fireworks, followed by dessert and champagne via room service on your balcony.
 
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WDWmazprty

WDWmazprty

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SleepingMonk said:
15 watches 11 and 4.

Dinner for two at California Grill, complete with fireworks, followed by dessert and champagne via room service on your balcony.
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Ditto. Cali Grill is great along with Narcoosees, Citricos, Yachtsmans Steakhouse. If you want to go a little exotic go to Jiko's. :wave:
 
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disney magic 06

disney magic 06

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I reallly don't think you can beat California Grill for 'magicalness'. The children would probably prefer Boma or Jiko at Animal Kingdom Lodge, but it isn't their anniversary!

Congratulations :wave:
 
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SAMANTHA

SAMANTHA

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We are staying at Old Key West. I am not worried about my son he will be 15 at the time but the other two girls i will check into child care for them.
 
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WDWmazprty

WDWmazprty

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Kid’s Nite Out
(800-696-8105 or 407-828-0920). If a babysitter is needed throughout your stay, the Walt Disney Company recommends utilizing the services of Kid’s Nite Out. Kid’s Nite Out Caregivers can provide one-on-one in-room childcare in the comfort of your Walt Disney World Resort room or can just hang out with your family if you need a father’s/mother’s helper. The sitters are over the age of 18 years and are certified in child/infant CPR and basic first aid. Reservations can be made up to two months in advance and require at least a 24-hour notice.

Rates are based upon the number of children…

•1 child - $16.00 per hour
•2 children - $18.50 per hour
•3 children - $21.00 per hour
•4 children - 23.50 per hour
•For groups or more than 4 children, all children must be 2 years of age or older. Please call Kid’s Nite for these rates
•After 9:00 p.m., there will be an additional $2.00 an hour charge.
•For children 6 weeks - 12 years old
•One-time transportation fee of $10 will be added to total bill for the care provider.
•All rates are hourly based, with a 4-hour minimum, and a one-time transportation fee. Cancellations require 24 hours notice to avoid the 4-hour charge. Advance reservations are required. Prices are subject to change without notice.
•For childcare on Holidays and Special Events, rates are subject to change.
 
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NewfieFan

NewfieFan

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Drop the two younger kids off at Simba's Club (located in AKL) and then head to Jiko for a lovely evening together. Put on the reservation that it's your anniversary (you may be greeted with a card on your table and some other little treats throughout the meal).
 
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travelgip

travelgip

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If you get the sitting service - Victoria & Alberts. :king: I can't believe no one else suggested it. :shrug: It is beautifully romantic, sophisticated and the food is incredible. A once-in-a-lifetime kind of dinner worth doing if it's just the two of you. :slurp:
 
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