Down time at Disney

[stpats317]

We are anticipating our first stay at WL in November and I am looking forward to exploring the lodge, the walk to the campground, and just enjoying the pool and amenities. It's our first deluxe stay and I have to say I will miss the boat ride to DTD from Riverside where we have stayed the majority of our trips to WDW.

 

[jennylyn_b]

We love heading to Poly, getting an adult beverage at the barefoot pool bar, taking our shoes off and playing in the sand with our DD who will be 2 in Oct on our next trip.


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[cjsm&d]

Fun question of the day: What's your favorite down time activity for the moments you are NOT in the parks - which activity, which resort, and why?

Mine is renting sea raycers from the Poly and zipping around the water - they are like a ride in themselves! Second would be strolling the Boardwalk at night and taking in the atmosphere (and the occasional game of skeeball). We'll be staying at the Wilderness Lodge for the first time ever this year, so I can't wait to hear your WL suggestions!

From WL, we liked taking the boat over to FW, letting the kids explore, and getting a cold "soda " and sitting in a rocker on the porch.

 

[Pixiedust34]

For a truly relaxing day, we just hang out at the pool. I usually do a load or two of laundry, too. I read, enjoy a drink, take a dip to cool off, and then repeat read, drink, dip.

For a day that is out of the parks but not 100% relaxing, we can do DTD or resort hop to soak in some atmosphere, take photos, get a snack, etc.