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Disney World as a Honeymoon Destination

Most people think of Disney World as a place to take the kids, but more and more newlywed couples are discovering that the Happiest Place on Earth is also a wonderful place to celebrate your honeymoon.

Affording a Disney World Honeymoon

It isn`t always cheap to stay at Disney World, but even so, it`s lower cost than going on a cruise or heading somewhere like Fiji. If you can`t afford the vacation on your own, why not set up a honeymoon registry where guests can donate to a honeymoon fund or even specify where they want money to go (toward a hotel room, park tickets, meals, etc.). Even if you don`t raise the full amount, this can be a great way to lower the cost of such a delightful vacation.

Where to Stay

There`s really nothing as luxurious or romantic as staying in a major Disney resort. While many of the hotels located on Disney property are aimed at children, you`ll find that the Animal Kingdom Lodge is the perfect place for a happy couple. Book a room overlooking the savannahs where you can see giraffes wandering outside your window in the morning for a truly romantic getaway.

What to Do

Disney World isn`t short on activities for adults. For a great honeymoon, look at doing more than just jumping on your favorite roller coasters!
An afternoon at the spa could be just the thing to relax and prepare for a romantic evening after a day in the parks. Enjoy a massage, facial or even a pedicure for women. This offers couples a little alone time . . . something that is necessary, even in newlywed bliss.

Disney often features special shows by Cirque du Soleil and other famous acts that make the perfect evening activity. Book ahead, though, since these tickets tend to go quickly. You can find out ahead of time which shows will be on while you are there. Within the parks, there are often evening parades and light shows, as well, that can be fun to catch and the perfect opportunity for a little cuddling in the chill of the evening.

Most visitors to the parks assume that you need to visit the parks every day, but this certainly isn`t required. It can be lovely to take a day to rent bikes and cycle around the enormous property or play a round of golf, if you are into it. Another option is to go swimming in the resort`s pool, or just relax in the hot tub together.

There are plenty of grown up attractions at the parks to enjoy together. From the safari in the African section of the Animal Kingdom to visiting countries around the Pavilion, you`ll find more than enough non-kiddy rides and attractions to keep any couple busy.

At night, if you are in the mood to party, you can hit one of the two nightclubs on the Disney property and dine in one of dozens of amazing restaurants in Downtown Disney or Disney`s Boardwalk. The fine dining options are many and ensure that you`ll have a great experience while celebrating your honeymoon.

Be sure to take things slowly, chances are you won`t want to be involved in a whirlwind of activities throughout your entire honeymoon. It`s good to schedule in some relaxation time, as well, where you can be together, just the two of you and enjoy the fact that you are now a married couple.

It`s something that many people forget in their rush to enjoy a Disney World honeymoon but you`ll enjoy it far more if you leave some down time in the schedule.

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What things should I do in Disney World if I have a family with kids of very different ages?

My friend's family is leaving for Disney World on Friday. Nobody in the family has ever been to Disney before. They have a son who is 15 and will be going into 9th grade, a son who is 12 and going into 7th grade, a son who is 8 going into 4th grade, and a daughter who is 5 going into Kindergarten. What restaurants/rides/things to do would be most condusive to their family? They can go into Magic Kingdom, Epcot, MGM, and Animal Kingdom and will NOT be staying on Disney property. They will be there for a week. Also, their daughter's birthday is while they are down there, is there a special place they could take her for a meal or special activity, and a place to have her ears pierced? Thanks so much!

First of all. make sure that the 15 and 12 year olds can stay together and get along...then give them a cell phone to check in with you...then the rest of you will have the second cell phone...Cell phones are a must with different ages doing things....

You can all have fun at the character breakfast at the Contemporary resort before a day at the Magic Kingdom....The boys can get their fun on the rides they will like and the littler ones can stay with mom and dayand do dumbo, peter pan, etc...

The place to take the girl for breakfast is the Princess breakfast at Epcot...the boys will have to suck it up and be good sports...remind them that you can't have PriNcESs without ESPN...give them a dinner at the ESPN zone on another night....

Staying off campus does require a different mindset...about the REQUIRED mid day siesta....they'll have to meet at an appointed place to go back for lunch nap and swimming (although the older boys mightn ot nap.

Try the pediatrician for ear piercing...LOL

Any more advice (I have a lot) write me privately....you'll be glad you did...

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