Honeymooning at WDW... - Disney World

#1 July 25th, 2002, 04:37

Honeymooning at WDW

Have any of you went on your honeymoon to WDW???

What may you decide to chose WDW?
Were you ever at WDW prior to your honeymoon?
What hotel did you stay at?
What was your favorite restaurant?
What was your favorite ride?
What was your most romantic moment?
Did you get preferential treatment anywhere?
Did you do something special and out of the ordinary?

Basically tell us all about it and give some newly married couples some hints or tips on what to do? Please feel free to share your favorite memory or moment from your honeymoon if you want....

Thanks for sharing!!!

Shellyamc · July 25th, 2002, 05:45

I know I have probably posted this before, but what the heck. My new husband and I went to WDW for our honeymoon and the first thing my new prince and I got were bride and groom Mickey ears, and let me tell you they made our whole trip! We were given front row seats, we got small gifts, people took our picture, free advice, and our favorite..we got to ride major rides all by ourselves! We purchased the picture of us on splash mountain because we were in a log all alone What a memory! Our first night in Disney we went to the magic kingdom {of course} and ending up eating a very late dinner, well when we finally finished eating we realized that the park was closed and we were basically all alone on main street! One of the best memories I have is standing in front of the beautifully lit castle with no one around hugging like it was all just for us. We have some video of "our" light show with the music in the backround..it is truly magic!

As for the other questions:

I always wanted to go to WDW and neither of us had ever been. I won a trip to Hawaii but my DH let us toss it in order to go to WDW. Now that is love

I think all the rest are answered

There are tons of threads on this subject so I'm sure if you did a search you would get tons of information

Tinker · July 27th, 2002, 05:15

Aaaaahhhhh !!! Shelley that is so sweet. What beautiful magical memories you have. I know I posted this awhile ago , but my hubby and I will be celebrating our 15th year while were at Disney in Dec. I want to get the bride and groom ears , bu my hubby said it's for just married people . Help me out here friends , I don't want to feel like a Dork !

Shellyamc · July 27th, 2002, 05:48

Tinker-
Get them!! Get them!!! We are taking my parents for their 30th anniversary and that is the first thing we are going to buy them! This is WDW we are talking about..no one is a dork in Disney!

minniefan · August 8th, 2002, 15:25

Yeah. I love this topic.

Husband and I went to WDW in April 98. Stayed at Wilderness Lodge for 1 week.

We chose Disney because we simply wanted to get away from it all. Lounging on a beach I can still sometimes be worried about sisters and parents etc. At disney you are so distracted it's a great thing. And husband had never been before.

Our first park was Magic Kingdom. (We had no idea about the ears. Why didn't I know Shelly back then!) My husband loved it. Most restaurants did something special for us. They would overdecorate the table with confetti, or something. At Chef Mickey's on our one week anniversary our waitress made us this little cupcake desert thing then serenaded us. It was so sweet.

We met another couple honeymooning but the wife commented that she didn't tell anyone as she didn't want any embarassment. Her choice.

As I've mentioned before the most romantic thing we did was watch the EWP from the beach at Wilderness Lodge.

We used our flex feature for pics with Mickey from Downtown Disney. I love that picture. We sent pics to our friends and families via the email stations at Innoventions in Epcot. They've all kept them, sometimes they send them back to us on our anniversary and ask if we still look this happy.

It was wonderful. Some of my friends think it was silly for us to go there, but my husband and I had known each other for 4 years prior to even dating. Then dated for 3. We've had a lot of time to look longingly at one another. It was better for us to be zooming around on rides for our honeymoon. To each his own.

pluto · November 2nd, 2002, 01:00

We haven't actualy gone on our honeymoon yet as were not getting married until 2004. but we have already decided that there is no place in the world that we will feel more happier than at WDW.

Its just gonna be amazing

PLUTO___

ixie

Keith · November 2nd, 2002, 01:27

ooo Im going to be watching this thread!

We'll be marrying at the wedding pavilion and spending our honeymoon at wilderness lodge and polynesian.. (well hopefully we'll get to the parks too ;-)

Really want to make it special

UKduck · November 2nd, 2002, 09:53

Hi Keith

What date is your wedding?

Keith · November 2nd, 2002, 14:12

Hi

Saturday 14th December

its not been all that easy to get arranged though... the wedding dept. at disney doesn't quite seem as good as the other parts. Just hoping everything works out.

UKduck · November 2nd, 2002, 14:57

Keith

I'm sure everything will be just fine. Be sure to tell us all about it when you get back.

July 25th, 2002, 05:45	#2
Shellyamc In awe of my Disney Princess! Last Online: August 19th, 2010 01:41 Join Date: May 2002 Location: upstate NY Posts: 816	I know I have probably posted this before, but what the heck. My new husband and I went to WDW for our honeymoon and the first thing my new prince and I got were bride and groom Mickey ears, and let me tell you they made our whole trip! We were given front row seats, we got small gifts, people took our picture, free advice, and our favorite..we got to ride major rides all by ourselves! We purchased the picture of us on splash mountain because we were in a log all alone What a memory! Our first night in Disney we went to the magic kingdom {of course} and ending up eating a very late dinner, well when we finally finished eating we realized that the park was closed and we were basically all alone on main street! One of the best memories I have is standing in front of the beautifully lit castle with no one around hugging like it was all just for us. We have some video of "our" light show with the music in the backround..it is truly magic! As for the other questions: I always wanted to go to WDW and neither of us had ever been. I won a trip to Hawaii but my DH let us toss it in order to go to WDW. Now that is love I think all the rest are answered There are tons of threads on this subject so I'm sure if you did a search you would get tons of information __________________ 10/2000-All-Star Music (honeymoon) 10/2005-All-Star Movies (5th Anniversary)

July 27th, 2002, 05:48	#4
Shellyamc In awe of my Disney Princess! Last Online: August 19th, 2010 01:41 Join Date: May 2002 Location: upstate NY Posts: 816	Tinker- Get them!! Get them!!! We are taking my parents for their 30th anniversary and that is the first thing we are going to buy them! This is WDW we are talking about..no one is a dork in Disney! __________________ 10/2000-All-Star Music (honeymoon) 10/2005-All-Star Movies (5th Anniversary)

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July 27th, 2002, 05:15	#3
Tinker Super Cast Member Last Online: August 23rd, 2010 21:17 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Liner Country Posts: 9,159	Aaaaahhhhh !!! Shelley that is so sweet. What beautiful magical memories you have. I know I posted this awhile ago , but my hubby and I will be celebrating our 15th year while were at Disney in Dec. I want to get the bride and groom ears , bu my hubby said it's for just married people . Help me out here friends , I don't want to feel like a Dork !

August 8th, 2002, 15:25	#5
minniefan Disney Dreamer Last Online: August 20th, 2010 01:08 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Lincoln, NE. USA Posts: 102	Yeah. I love this topic. Husband and I went to WDW in April 98. Stayed at Wilderness Lodge for 1 week. We chose Disney because we simply wanted to get away from it all. Lounging on a beach I can still sometimes be worried about sisters and parents etc. At disney you are so distracted it's a great thing. And husband had never been before. Our first park was Magic Kingdom. (We had no idea about the ears. Why didn't I know Shelly back then!) My husband loved it. Most restaurants did something special for us. They would overdecorate the table with confetti, or something. At Chef Mickey's on our one week anniversary our waitress made us this little cupcake desert thing then serenaded us. It was so sweet. We met another couple honeymooning but the wife commented that she didn't tell anyone as she didn't want any embarassment. Her choice. As I've mentioned before the most romantic thing we did was watch the EWP from the beach at Wilderness Lodge. We used our flex feature for pics with Mickey from Downtown Disney. I love that picture. We sent pics to our friends and families via the email stations at Innoventions in Epcot. They've all kept them, sometimes they send them back to us on our anniversary and ask if we still look this happy. It was wonderful. Some of my friends think it was silly for us to go there, but my husband and I had known each other for 4 years prior to even dating. Then dated for 3. We've had a lot of time to look longingly at one another. It was better for us to be zooming around on rides for our honeymoon. To each his own.

November 2nd, 2002, 01:00	#6
pluto Super Cast Member Last Online: August 23rd, 2007 14:50 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 609	We haven't actualy gone on our honeymoon yet as were not getting married until 2004. but we have already decided that there is no place in the world that we will feel more happier than at WDW. Its just gonna be amazing PLUTO___ ixie

November 2nd, 2002, 01:27	#7
Keith Membership closed Last Online: July 9th, 2008 13:27 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 8,583	ooo Im going to be watching this thread! We'll be marrying at the wedding pavilion and spending our honeymoon at wilderness lodge and polynesian.. (well hopefully we'll get to the parks too ;-) Really want to make it special

November 2nd, 2002, 09:53	#8
UKduck Senior Cast Member Last Online: November 24th, 2008 18:40 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Nottingham, England Posts: 157	Hi Keith What date is your wedding?

November 2nd, 2002, 14:12	#9
Keith Membership closed Last Online: July 9th, 2008 13:27 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 8,583	Hi Saturday 14th December its not been all that easy to get arranged though... the wedding dept. at disney doesn't quite seem as good as the other parts. Just hoping everything works out.

November 2nd, 2002, 14:57	#10
UKduck Senior Cast Member Last Online: November 24th, 2008 18:40 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Nottingham, England Posts: 157	Keith I'm sure everything will be just fine. Be sure to tell us all about it when you get back.

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