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mickeysbestfriend
08-27-2009, 06:49 PM
My wife and I love taking a launch from OKW to DTD and back after the sun goes down and simply enjoying the sights and sounds of the night!

Bill and Faith

Disney Spaz
08-27-2009, 08:27 PM
We love the hammocks and swings on the beach at GF and Poly. There is nothing better at night then sitting watching the stars with your toes in the sand holding the one you love. If I had to limit the choices to DVC related we stayed at OKW in July and there was something so sweet and romantic about getting up in the morning and sitting on our balcony listening to carribean music while we ate breakfast.

OOHH I want to go back now!

hakepb
08-27-2009, 11:30 PM
I'd give consideration to MK during pm EMH, especially the "back way" from front of the castle to Liberty square. Strolling through beautiful landscaping, dimly lit, few other guests (especially after parades), background music, walking over a bridge with the castle view sooo close...

TifffanyD
08-28-2009, 07:58 AM
The back walkway from tomorrowland to toontown during Wishes. We were there and it was completely empty, secluded, and some of the fireworks were directly above us. It was perfect!

rutgers1
08-28-2009, 08:33 AM
I wouldn't say it was overly "romantic" since we were with our entire family as well as another family, but it had romantic possibilities given other circumstances---- the Wishes cruise. It was a beautiful night and the time out on the lake was so relaxing. I could see why many people use it as an opportunity to propose.

rocketriter
08-28-2009, 08:43 AM
My wife and I always have a "date night" at the Brown Derby. We order the fantastic Cobb Salad (for those who don't know, Cobb Salad was first served at the original Brown Derby and is much different that what you find in restaurants today), rack of lamb, and the grapefruit cake. A lovely wine puts a shine on the meal. Then we walk around the Studios after dark, pretending we're in old Hollywood.

Cee
08-28-2009, 08:47 AM
Sitting on the big swings on the beach at BC/YC and looking across the water and all the pretty lights on the boardwalk. :love:

emlutz23
08-28-2009, 09:23 AM
My DH and I explored the Poly for the first time on our anniv trip back in May and there's a spot where the sidewalk leads you to a circle of palm trees overlooking the lake, GF, MK, CR. I imagine it's popular for wedding pics.

Mlissa88
08-28-2009, 12:08 PM
It might sound silly but I love the little spot at WL/VWL behind the main pool and bar where there are extra tables and chairs for bar patrons....

After the bar closes, these tables are empty and I can sit...listen to the sound of the water from the little creek that moves out to the bay.... I hear the music from the lodge speakers, and the sounds of kids in the water...but mostly, it's dark, quiet and I like to look up at the sky and think about how lucky I am to be in Disney enjoying a vacation with people I love.

monorailmom
08-28-2009, 03:04 PM
We really enjoy just sitting on the balcony and enjoying the quiet and the scenery. No crowds, no making sure you catch a bus, etc. Just a nice glass of wine and the two of us...

DisneyDreamers2007
08-28-2009, 05:43 PM
My wife and I always have a "date night" at the Brown Derby. We order the fantastic Cobb Salad (for those who don't know, Cobb Salad was first served at the original Brown Derby and is much different that what you find in restaurants today), rack of lamb, and the grapefruit cake. A lovely wine puts a shine on the meal. Then we walk around the Studios after dark, pretending we're in old Hollywood.

...that's so cool!

Watching the fireworks together from various locations is always romantic at WDW :hug:

The most romantic Disney spot for us is actually right outside of Disneyland. A few years back we had finished a late dessert in DTD, it was our last night before returning home so we decided to go back in front of the DL/CA main entrance area. It was totally empty, but they had all the fall decoration lights on & enchanted music playing. My husband and I danced together there that night & it was so romantic that we make it a tradition to come back every visit and share a dance in that same spot a couple hours after the park closes on our last night. My mom bought us an anniversary brick right in that same spot so it seems even more magical now!

donald...really
08-28-2009, 06:06 PM
It's a tradition on our trips to go to the French pavilion in the evening and get a fruit and cheese (and bread) platter from the bakery and a glass of wine or champagne from the wine shop. We find a table in front of the bakery, and as the sun sets the street lights come on (along with the lights in the windows of the "apartments" above the shops). We sip our wine, snack on the cheese and bread, listen to the french music, look at the Eiffel tower rising above us in the "distance", and pretend we are in France.

ToddyLu
08-28-2009, 06:22 PM
:) Mine is a table in the Wine Room at the Ca Grill...DH and I ate there on our first trip together for our 8th anniversary. Near a wall where you can watch EPCOT Illuminations befor or after Wishes. We returned exactly a year later and celebrated our 9th...DH called ahead and magically reserved the same table.....I was amazed.:love:

DVCJones
08-28-2009, 06:27 PM
We liked the beach area at Fort Wilderness. We were always the only ones there whenever we visited. We used to like the hammocks. I don't know if they are still there, as we have children now and haven't been to "our spot" in awhile. ;)

eliza61
08-28-2009, 07:18 PM
We love the pathway from Epcot international gateway to the beach club. when the park closes and walking along the path, low lights and you can hear the music from either epcot or the broadwalk. Magical!!

Disneypirate85
08-28-2009, 08:08 PM
I love a late night stroll around the Boardwalk Past BC/YC and over by Swan and Dolphin. Very few ppl out and just very peacefull.....Shawnpirate:

Castillo Mom
08-28-2009, 10:34 PM
Even though DH didn't make it this last trip, I can see the potential California Grill has for being very romantic. I had dinner there last week and had a great view at sunset from my table. After my meal I stepped outside for a few minutes to take in the atmosphere. Perfect place for a romantic viewing of Wishes.:love:

BQR
08-29-2009, 08:52 AM
Dinner at California Grill then to the lobby of GF. When the Band begains to play, someone always requests "It had to be you". DW and I have one more dance at Disney World. Having been married 53 years, it is always a joy.

lichevyguy
08-29-2009, 09:58 AM
for me id have to say the rose garden in the magic kingdom, for any who dont know where that is if you are looking at the castle it is just to the right, it used to be where the duck boats would leave from , but they rent it out for special ocasions now, i rented it to get ingaged to my wife , disney provided , roses, sparkling cider , a glass slipper , chocolates, and mickey bride and groom hats , it was great , and she was really supprised , oh by the way she said yes , we have been married for 7 yrs and we have a 7yr old son, we also bought into dvc 2 yrs ago :rolleyes1

tweed0099
08-29-2009, 02:27 PM
I will remember these. My wife is super excited!

Thanks,
Moe

photobob
08-29-2009, 04:12 PM
I posed this question to my DW and she said the master bedroom of the villa we are staying in. I love my wife!

Muhlenberg
08-29-2009, 05:19 PM
Dinner at California Grill then to the lobby of GF. When the Band begains to play, someone always requests "It had to be you". DW and I have one more dance at Disney World. Having been married 53 years, it is always a joy.
:love: Congratulations on being married that long!

I took my parents to WDW last year right after their 60th Anniversary and ate at the GF Cafe...and had a cake from the bakery. :love:

Disney is a great place to celebrate :love:

I like the Cali Grill. The Wine Room is very nice for being "secluded."

spiceycat
08-29-2009, 05:21 PM
romantic depends upon you - what do you think it is romantic?

some people like the wishes at the Polyn beach with the torches for lights.

others like cr (now includes BLT), fw, or gf.


for epcot even the Pop can be romantic because of the fireworks at Epcot.
not to mention the lake.


okw - peace and quiet.

bcv & bwv fireworks - or the shows along BW


vwl the style - just is very romantic to me

ebenmax
08-29-2009, 05:36 PM
The BREATHLESS!!

mathgeek
08-29-2009, 07:36 PM
We love the pathway from Epcot international gateway to the beach club. when the park closes and walking along the path, low lights and you can hear the music from either epcot or the broadwalk. Magical!!

Yup, like that one too.

We also like the walk from MK to CR. There are a couple of bricks that we like to stop and look at that have a marriage proposal on them. So sweet!

bobbiwoz
08-29-2009, 07:58 PM
The grounds of VWL set the mood :love:!

Bobbi:goodvibes

PS. I'll add my congratulations to BQR for celebrating 53 years!

mickeysbestfriend
08-31-2009, 11:25 AM
taking a slow stroll from the hospitality house at OKW back to our home in Turtle Pond....then sitting on the edge of the pool with our feet in the water nuzzling each others necks. We also love a late night walk around the waterway that winds through Port Orleans Riverside holding hands and talking about our dreams.

Cindy's castle from the side venues works too :)

We used to love walking from the Poly back to the Golf Resort/Disney Inn after a great meal at Papete Bay or a Luau but alas...those are no longer an option :((

RumpleMom
08-31-2009, 11:37 AM
We went to Tony's for dinner. We had to order spaghetti and meatballs ala Lady and the Tramp.

I just finished a counted cross-stitch picture of Lady and the Tramp eating spaghetti to remember our special meal.