Boss says I have to go to a conference - at Disney!!

[arjones31]

I was informed today that I have to go to a conference at Coronado Springs in November. As you can imagine, this broke my heart! :banana: All expenses paid, free tickets, meal expenses covered, even gas reimbursement. How did I get so lucky?? Anyway, it will be my first time at the parks without kids in four trips (six years). Any can't miss adult only rides/events/drinks you can recommend? :cool1:

[Mickey1Fan]

No advice, just enjoy the conference, oh and WDW!

[Taja]

Congratulations!

Enjoy! :)

[NJtoATL]

Poor baby...... ;) What a mean and terrible boss you have.:goodvibes You should just quit that crazy job. :goodvibes

Have a great time on your business trip. Now you have money to treat yourself to something special. :woohoo:

[eyor44]

I'm in the same boat as you only my conference is next week. :rolleyes1

You are very much more fortunate that I am. My conference is at the Convention Center. I am staying at the AS Music at way below perdiem. I just don't know how I will get along all week by myself. :rolleyes1


:lmao: oh yes I do!!!!!:thumbsup2:rotfl2::lmao::rotfl::banana:

[es45]

Any can't miss adult only rides/events/drinks you can recommend? :cool1:

The Lapu Lapu at the Polynesian and The Grand Marnier Orange Slush at Chefs de France.

Have fun.

[dismem98]

Swwwwwwweeeeett

[Wasre]

Jellyrolls at the Boardwalk one night. It's a blast!

[arjones31]

Thanks everyone! I definitely plan on trying slushies in France. YUM!!

[nless_dream]

lucky you indeed! have a good time!

[JoShan1719]

Oh well, when the boss says you gotta go, you gotta go. Try and make the best of it my friend ;)

[GrtWtNorth]

Any can't miss adult only rides/events/drinks you can recommend? :cool1:

As a solo adult, you should be able to marathon-ride Expedition Everest. When I was last in the parks, the singles line is faster than the FastPass line. Test Track also has a very fast single riders line.

If you like German food, beer, and have a tolerance for Oompa music, I'd suggest making a reservation for Biergarten. You'll be seated with other groups, who are usually quite friendly. And you can enjoy a nice 1 litre (32 oz?) beer, or a flight of little beers (4 x 8 oz?). See http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?p=29487268. German Riesling wines are also very good. (Sommerfest only serves 12 oz beers, and only two of the four varieties served at Biergarten.)

France does wine tasting, which I find challenging with my toddler hanging on my legs. I'm looking forward to trying it again without kids in October.

[AlexJB]

Ouch, what a nightmare - I really feel your pain!! :rotfl2:

Thats's awesome, have a good one!

[AmberHeartsDisney]

Take meeeeeeee haha