Disney World (Honeymoon) for UK couple

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 19:52:35 +0000, Alex Buell wrote:

Sad. Truly sad. Don't bother coming back, if you're that easily amused.

I don't know, can't be worse than the couple I know who went honeymooning
to a Trek convention in Utah. As long as they both like it a shared
fetish for Mickey Mouse is no worse than the things some marriages are
based on.

To which romantic and secluded luxury resort did you go to for your
honeymoon Alex?

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"Fall" wrote

We are geting married next August (2004)

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!

We have no children

You don't need any. See next line.

Considering Disney World for Honeymoon, first timers

A concise travel info website would be welcome, without having to trawl
through Disney ones, they go on forever.

Life's a bitch and then you grow up.

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 08:39:52 -0600, "Jennifer"
wrote:


"Fall" wrote in message
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We are geting married next August (2004)

SNIP

I would agree with what Jennifer says. If you get an Annual
Pass, you should seriously consider a Premium, as it
includes Pleasure Island and Disney Quest, as well as the
Water Parks and Wide World of Sports. You might be able to
purchase one at a UK Disney Store, or by Mail Order. What
you will receive is a voucher which can then be exchanged
for the pass itself at WDW; it will be good for a full year
from the date the voucher is exchanged for the pass.

You will NOT have to have the actual pass in hand when you
make reservations, or even when you check into the hotel.
If they ask, you will normally have 24 hours to show the
pass itself to someone at the hotel's front desk to keep the
AP rate.

An off-property villa would probably be less expensive.
However staying on-property has many advantages, such as
early entry and the ability to very easily get between your
lodging and the parks. Also, if you are planning to do any
"serious" partying at Pleasure Island, you will not have to
worry about either driving or a taxi to get back to your
room.

Thanks

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Personally, I would recommend the
time period between (America's) Thanksgiving and Christmas. Thanksgiving
is always the 4th Thursday of November. The time period between these two
dates is incredible - Christmas decorations are up, there are many special,
seasonal activies (such as Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, and the
Candlelight Processional, just to name a few). Also, park attendance is at
its absolute lowest during this time period, meaning you'll encounter
minimal crowds and lines. For lots of information about Disney World, and
the activities to do while there, go to www.allearsnet.com. They'll be able
to point you in the best direction. Also, remember to check out
www.mousesavers.com to save some money (always a good thing when considering
such a long trip. And, considering the length of time in which you'll be
staying there, you may want to seriously consider an annual pass. For trip
longer than 8 days, this is generally the best admission media, and, it can
sometimes save you money at a hotel (for instance, we'll be going (in just 4
days!!), and we originally had booked at All Star Movies (a value resort)
for $86 a night. With our AP (annual pass) discount for that time period
(we did have to change our ressie to All Star Music, b/c no AP discounts
were available at Movies), we got our rate dropped to $50 a night! A
savings, for us, for $300 (approx) for our 10 day trip.

Good luck, and have fun planning!

"Fall" wrote in message
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We are geting married next August (2004)

We have no children

Considering Disney World for Honeymoon, first timers

Not necessarily going August, anytime Sept to March 2005

Best dates to go to avoid crowds.

Probably stay in a Disney Hotel

Or is rental home with pool nearby best bet

May stay 2-3 weeks


I wouldnt recommend staying 2-3 weeks , think about
spending a week there and the remaining time elsewhere.

The gulf area around Sarasota is very nice as are the Keys
and you could go a little further afield and have a week
in New Orleans for a really unforgettable honeymoon

Dont even think about going in August, its hot , wet and humid

Late September or October is better although there is
a small chance of getting hit by a tropical storm or Hurricane.

Keith

"JAF" wrote

Grow up.

Read before you post, folks. I wish I did.

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 14:22:21 +0000, (Fall)
wrote:

May stay 2-3 weeks

**** it. Go to Africa and do a Safari. Waaaay better than
Disneyland. The animals aren't plastic, and don't talk.

And plus you get to see the sun rise over the
RiftValley/Drakensburg/Ruengori/Ngorogoro/Mountains of the moon
depending on where you go.

That's something money can't buy. Unless you buy it by going on
honeymoon, of course.

Glenys

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"MissJuggs" wrote

**** it. Go to Africa and do a Safari. Waaaay better than
Disneyland. The animals aren't plastic, and don't talk.

That sounds like very good advice.

And plus you get to see the sun rise over the
RiftValley/Drakensburg/Ruengori/Ngorogoro/Mountains of the moon
depending on where you go.

Sod it, I want to go.

"MissJuggs" banged on the keyboard

And plus you get to see the sun rise over the
RiftValley/Drakensburg/Ruengori/Ngorogoro/Mountains of the moon
depending on where you go.

Sod it, I want to go.

Sometimes you just get to see the sun rise over the next baobab tree.

But that's good enough.

Especially when the kill is fresh.

Now You are taking the **** out of me.

I have never been to Africa, nor wanted to. Your description has seriously
changed my opinion.

Thank You.

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 21:59:23 GMT, "Mike"
wrote:

And plus you get to see the sun rise over the
RiftValley/Drakensburg/Ruengori/Ngorogoro/Mountains of the moon
depending on where you go.

Sod it, I want to go.

Sometimes you just get to see the sun rise over the next baobab tree.

But that's good enough.

Especially when the kill is fresh.

Glenys

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Maybe 4 days at Disney (perhaps a week
if you really like it)...

I'd suggest longer than that at WDW--maybe
a week or 10 days

Yes, on second thought I agree with that. If you're going to
be in the area for 2 to 3 weeks and Disney World is your
main goal, then there's no point in trying to cram everything
into a few days.


and you could go a little further afield and have a week
in New Orleans for a really unforgettable honeymoon

An excellent idea! It's a bit out of your way (around 500 miles
I'd guess), but New Orleans is a wonderful city to visit. Great
food, jazz, interesting architecture, lots of history, etc. A
great city for newlyweds. (But I'd avoid it in summer when it's
hot and humid, and I'd avoid it in the spring during Mardi Gras
time unless the wild atmosphere of Mardi Gras was what you
were seeking.)

James

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