We were gone for a week for Spring Break. We drove down to Florida and did some off-the-beaten-path things, then went to Clearwater Beach and visited Busch Gardens on two days. I'm waaaay behind on this thread and have not caught up yet, but I had a few comments and a question.
First the somments
Have ADR's for Rose and Crown dinner, Cape May breakfast, Le Cellier lunch, California Grill dinner, Boma dinner, Brown Derby dinner, Marakesh dinner. Also planning to do the Garden View tea at he GF and dinner one night at Big River Brewing. Would love to hear everyone's favorite CS choices. Esp from the foodies out there. I haven't really found great ones I like.
AK - Have only tried Flaming Tree. Was not super impressed with it (too many ducks around), but the kids menu was good.
MK - Columbia Harbor House
DHS - Have not tried any CS here either.
Epcot - Sunshine Seasons, Tangierine Cafe (Morocco) and Boulangerie are all really good.
Big River Grille (Arrival Day), Bistro de Paris, The Wave, Coral Reef, Ohana, and Kouzzina. These will all be for dinner and not lunch.
Thanks!
Loved The Wave and Kouzzina for dinner. Haven't tried Coral Reef for dinner (only lunch), but really enjoyed it. Ohana, to me, seemed ver pedestrian - like something I could cook at home - but everyone loves it, so there must be somethingto it and it's one of the hardest ADRs to get. We're trying Bistro for the first time on our next trip. It will be date night and I can't wait.
My favorite CS spots are:
MK- Columbia Harbor House
EP- Sunshine Seasons, Tangierine Cafe (Morocco)
AK- Tamu Tamu is ok
HS-??? I am going to try the sandwiches, and CUPCAKES at Starring Rolls in June
Ha, those were my suggestions!
Can anyone tell me about the Sandcastle club? Will dd5 and ds10 be split up? I think dd would freak out if they were. Also is it mostly younger kids? Im worried ds might be bored.
They keep all the kids together in the same room, but there are different activities/areas in the room. They have video games (wii), so that's something the 10-year old could do. It seemed to me there were kids of all ages.
Is it just me that gets unnaturally stressed out right before we go? We are flying out on Friday morning (spending two nights around SeaWorld before checking into BC on Sunday), and I swear I'm about to jump out of my skin. Yes, I'm excited, but the excitement sometimes gets swallowed up in the stress. Please tell me I'm not the only one
I get super stressed out before any trip that requires specific documentation (like a cruise or getting on an airplane or traveling abroad). I freak out that I am going to forget the passports, or my ID, or the plane ticket reservation number, or that we will get bumped from the flight, or that I will oversleep and miss the flight and that they won't be able to put me on a flight until 4 days later, or that the passport will be expired, etc. It's completely ridiculous, we've never had those problems (at least not to that extent). I relax once the flight lands in my destination and I am out of the airport. For me,
Disney vacations are the most relaxing because we get up, get in the car, drive 7 hours and we are there, but my DH finds the 7 hours of driving a total PITA. Anyway, I just wanted to tell you that you are not alone and that I completely understand the freaking out.
MOVIES
I do have one question. I should know the answer, since I've been there in October twice, but I never paid much attention. At what time do movies typically start in early/mid-October? I would guess 7:30 or 8:00 pm, but does someone remember? THANKS