We're going in October. I saw where the Grand Floridian can offer a special dinner request anywhere in the building for a secluded dinner. I would LOVE to surprise my husband with a secluded dinner in the Grand, however, we're staying at Fort Wilderness Cabins. I don't want the formality of Victoria and Alberts. I would just love a seafood extravaganza in a cozy corner for the little man - a special surprise. Any suggestions?
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Special Dinner request even if we're staying at Fort Wilderness Cabins?
- Thread starter Merry Rose
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Why don't you consider contacting places like Cape May Buffet at the Beach club or even Captain Jacks or Fultons in Downtown Disney? They might be able to help you arrange a quiet, secluded area. I would also consider making a call to WDW-DINE and see what they might be able to help you with. Good luck and congratulations.
slappy magoo
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I'd suggest calling Grand Floridian Guest Services and ask them what their policy is. I would think that anybody's money is good for them (I doubt they arrange private romantic meals for free, even for GF guests. Eh, maybe on the concierge level ), & if you're willing to pay for that magical evening, they'd be willing to make it happen. But you're better off getting it from the horse's mouth. Even if the policy used to be one thing, it could've changed yesterday, know what I mean?
While I'm suggesting things, I'd also suggest not calling your husband "the little man" to complete strangers. That's the sort of thing that'll come back to haunt you. Or, him. :lol: If he, however, is little, than I stand corrected and apologize.
), & if you're willing to pay for that magical evening, they'd be willing to make it happen. But you're better off getting it from the horse's mouth. Even if the policy used to be one thing, it could've changed yesterday, know what I mean?While I'm suggesting things, I'd also suggest not calling your husband "the little man" to complete strangers. That's the sort of thing that'll come back to haunt you. Or, him. :lol: If he, however, is little, than I stand corrected and apologize.
eating with the hubbie
Ok - I'll call him the hubbie, not the little man. He calls me the little woman - well, he used to - well I used to be little.
Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm looking forward to making part of this trip something he would remember. The hyperactivity of kids and grandkids might be overwhelming and a secluded dinner will help change mood.teehee:lol:
Ok - I'll call him the hubbie, not the little man. He calls me the little woman - well, he used to - well I used to be little.
Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm looking forward to making part of this trip something he would remember. The hyperactivity of kids and grandkids might be overwhelming and a secluded dinner will help change mood.teehee:lol: