hoosierdaddy04
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Do I have to be staying at the polynesian to have access to the beach to watch wishes?
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Polynesian beach
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disneychic71
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You can definitely watch Wishes from the Poly beach. Another place to try: the Grand Floridian. We watched Wishes once from the marina area and it was a great view.
The placement of the fireworks over the castle is better from the Poly. Maybe it's because DH and I were there alone that GF seemed more romantic, but it was a very private spot and a lovely evening, so the GF sticks out in my mind!
The placement of the fireworks over the castle is better from the Poly. Maybe it's because DH and I were there alone that GF seemed more romantic, but it was a very private spot and a lovely evening, so the GF sticks out in my mind!
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RiversideBunny
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Don't worry about the alligators.
They haven't eaten a guest on that beach in several years now.
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They haven't eaten a guest on that beach in several years now.
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sweetpee_1993
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Brad, is that you?!
Nope, you don't have to be a guest at the Poly to lounge on their beach. One of our favorite things to do, especially on rainy days, is to resort hop. There's lots of fun discoveries to be made at each of the resorts and resort-hopping along the monorail resorts is particularly easy to do. Have fun!
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Nope, you don't have to be a guest at the Poly to lounge on their beach. One of our favorite things to do, especially on rainy days, is to resort hop. There's lots of fun discoveries to be made at each of the resorts and resort-hopping along the monorail resorts is particularly easy to do. Have fun!
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I may try this during our trip in March I was wanting to leave the kids with grandma at the room one night and have a romantic evening with my darling wife!
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NiarrNDisney
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I always forget about the Electric Water Parade, I remember it as a kid but have haven't scene it since.
I will have to put this on my to do list for my trip in March. Thanks for reminding me.:wave:
I will have to put this on my to do list for my trip in March. Thanks for reminding me.:wave:
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disneydiva72
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It really is isn't it? :lol:
I love it all just the same tho, it reminds me of my first time staying at the Poly when I was a kid.
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disneychic71
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I may try this during our trip in March I was wanting to leave the kids with grandma at the room one night and have a romantic evening with my darling wife!
You really should! My DH and I have done this several times. We have dinner somewhere nice (Narcoosee's at the GF is a favorite!) and then a drink or two (there is a lounge on the second floor of the main lobby at GF, with lovely live music playing), then cap it off with fireworks--it doesn't get (much) better than that!
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Harptattoo
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The view is not as great but there is a semi private beach between the Poly and the Grand Floridian that on the walking trail between the two that has a view of the fireworks and it is a bit more secluded and on a good night you may be the only people there! It is near the wedding chappel and the Poly Luau cove. Anywhere at the poly is romantic! Have a great time!I may try this during our trip in March I was wanting to leave the kids with grandma at the room one night and have a romantic evening with my darling wife!
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