Could I get some opinion on our upcoming trip please?

[KarenB]

It is a snow day, DH is out of town and I am in charge of making WDW dining reservations for our upcoming trip. DH and I are taking a quick, spur of the moment, inexpensive trip to WDW late April for our anniversary. We have FF miles, DVC points to use and left over park hoppers so all we have to buy is food. We decided to give the dining plan a try. We have been very lucky to have been in WDW many, many times and will be back again, so if the Dining plan isn;t for us, we will not be too disappointed.

So my plan so far is this:

April 25-Friday-check into OKW approx, 2pm
Depending on how we feel, we will either grab a counter service at OKW, lay by the pool then have dinner or head into a park. I thought I would try for O'Hanas or Spoodles (I would love opinions!!) I want to keep it out of a park in case we just hang out instead that day.

Saturday April 26 (anniversary date) I wanted to try for Canada for dinner. We ate there once and really enjoyed it. But I need a back up plan in case it is full already.

Sunday April 27-now I am stuck on where to go. I thought about France because we always walk by it and say we would like to try that some day. But I need back up plans. Maybe try for Coral Reef????

Monday-fly home

I am SO undecided. We usually just wing it, but I wanted to get in a few good table service places this time.

I would LOVE to hear any opinions or suggestions. I don't think we want to combine our table service for a signature meal, unless there is something we just should not pass up. We are game for anything.

Thanks,
Karen

 

[Inurdrems9]

I love O'hana's but if you plan to go to MK after dinner it closes @ 7 on the 25th. I do not like Spoodles that much for dinner (breakfast is good). If you can not get Le Cellier Shula's Steak House @ the Dolphin is very good but if you want to eat at epcot I like Resturant Marrakesh (different food great entertainment). I also like Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club. I hope this helps.

 

[chickenskin]

Kona Cafe for dinner, still relatively undiscovered but getting more popular by the minute. One of the best meals we've ever had at Disney.

 

[Harambe]

I'd say go over to DTD on your arrival night. You could try out Ragland Road. If you are using Disney transportaion, that would be the easiest route.

Looks like you're going to Epcot both Saturday and Sunday and you have three restaurants you are looking at. All are good, so just see which is available. If you do Chefs, plan on watching Impression of France right before your dinner (it runs on the half hour). Get you in the mood. Um, for a nice meal, I mean

Enjoy your anniversary trip!