Disney Romance & Ride Q

[Vallie]

Hey all my boyfriend and I are heading to the Magic Kingdom for one day after our cruise and I'm just wondering if there are any romantic places we can eat or maybe watch a show in the park. I know Magic Kingdom is more kid-oriented, but I think that Disney World is honestly the cutest date spot EVER!! hehe but my boyfriend might want a little more "grown-up" romance... is there anything we can do?

Also we're both 21.. What Rides would you suggest for us? and what rides will we not be able to go on

 

[Mme. Leota]

Well. . . the 21 part doesn't matter at MK, since there is no alcohol inside that particular park. Epcot, AK and MGM, yes, but not at MK. There aren't any rides you can't go on, adults fit on everything. You could have dinner at Tony's, the romantic dinner spot from Lady and the Tramp. It is a little overpriced for what you get, but it is a cute place. You should stay and watch Wishes, that can be romantic. I always like relaxing with DH on the TTA. It is a nice quite place to rest, see the scenery and just enjoy each other. And he really likes to kick my tail playing on Buzz. Makes him feel like a real space ranger, I guess.

Anyway, enjoy your trip!

 

[Sabbie]

I totally understand.. this is my boyfriend & my fourth trip to Disney this year, and he is 22, while I am 19. The most romantic places I find are simply walking down Main Street and taking up the atmosphere. Will you be celebrating an anniversary? Grab an Anniversary Button at Guest Relations.. you get congrats and best wishes all around..

I adore watching Wishes right in front of the castle. Ultra romantic.. my boyfriend always puts his arm around me and holds me close.

Ride wise.. we typically ride everything. It all makes us laugh, smile, and enjoy just being with each other.. you'll be able to go on all rides, doesn't matter. For food, I say, if you want character interaction go to Liberty Tree Tavern, Cinderella's Royal Table, Crystal Palace.. or even hop out of Magic Kingdom and visit some Resort restaurants.. For example, California Grill is more adult oriented. Allearsnet.com has loads of prices, menus, and whatnots for it.

The Dreams Come True parade at Magic Kingdom is fun, and makes your heart fill with magic..

Just talk together, and find out what you both want to do.. and do it. That's what Disney is all about.. filling that magic in your heart.

 

[Sparkles9306]

You could have dinner at Cinderella's Royal Table. It's very romantic, ask for a window seat and watch wishes from there. You get a great view of the fireworks.