help me plan

[kerstfan1]

hi all

im hoping to go to dsney from august 24th until september 4th of 2010

im going with the deluxe plan and am flexibel with my dining

i hope u all will help me with my plans

24 arrive late afternoon no plans yet
25 breakfast early cp
lunch liberty tree
dinner narcoossees
26 breafkast kona cafe or lunch here not decided yet
lunch see above
dinner boma
27 breakfast open
lunch cinderella castle
diner 50's prime time
28 breakfast ohana
lunch grand floridian cafe
diner artist point
29 breakfast open
lunch sci fi dinner
dinner jiko
30 breakfast chef mickey
lunch will be the high tea
dinner eppan edo
31 breakast akerhaus
lunch open
dinner california grill
1 breakfast cape may
lunch yak and yeti
dinner planning for hoop dee doo or the bbq
2 breakfast open
lunch open
dinner biergarten
3 breakfast open
lunch open
dinner hoping that there will be a mnshp this evening the early
dinner at tony's plce
4 return home in the evening


ty joyce

 

[disney queen]

wow!! that is a lot of eating! i would highly recommend breakfast at kona and the HDD over the BBQ. kona serves a great breakfast and the HHD is a lot of fun. the high tea is one of our favorites! i noticed a lot of the restaurants you have listed are signature restaurants and will take 2 dining credits. are these restaurants that you are definitely dining at? you have some great restaurants on your list!

 

[kerstfan1]

well itis my plan to eat there

as i have the deluxe dining plan

the last time i had the regular and i did not liked most of the counter service places
so i decedid to go with the deluxe

and still im saving money over my last trip

 

[iloveeeyore]

Your plans look very yummy!! My only concern is for the travel time getting to all these places, as on some days it seems like quite a bit of hopping around will be necessary. For example, I like your schedule on the 25th, as these are all around MK, and I'm guessing this will be a full day at MK. Sept 1st is a little troubling, as you start off in the Epcot area, then go to AK, then end up at FW. Do you see what I mean? With all that time spent traveling and eating, I'm worried that you won't be able to relax and enjoy the parks or spend any down-time at your resort. But maybe that's not so important to you?

Where are you staying? Will you have your own car, or will you be relying on Disney transportation? Will you have park hoppers (looks like you have meals in 2 parks on the 27th)?

I agree with PP about HDDR. It is wonderful!

 

[disney queen]

good point on the travel time, iloveeeyore! that is a lot of park hopping.

 

[kerstfan1]

it will be disney transport

i will have park hoppers

and i will be a solo traveler

so im a bit more flexibel in times

 

[TinkerbellinLouisian]

If you are not planning to do any of the Park attractions...then I think you are Okay....

Please realize that WDW is HUGE.....

If you are planning to see the Parks... (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom)....

Then I recommend doing only the Table Service meals that are IN...or at least NEAR that park....(with ONE IN the park...and One Near the Park) Per Day....

There is so much to do inside the parks...

Remember...EVERY time you leave a Resort or a Park...you will spend about 1 to 1 1/2 hours in transport...and getting to your next destination....

As an example...

On your EPCOT DAYS....Plan for these meals: Teppan Edo, Alkershus, Biergarten, Cape May...

On your Disney Hollywood Studios DAYS...Plan for these meals: 50s Prime Time, Sci Fi Dinner, Cape May....

On your Magic Kingdom Days.... Plan for these meals: CP, LIberty Tree, Narcoosee's, Cinderella's Castle, Grand Floridian, Artist Point, Chef Mickey, High Tea, Cali Grill, Hoop de Doo, etc.....

Let me know if you have any questions...I am happy to help!

Disney Hugs,
Mary

 

[kerstfan1]

ty all

for the advice

well i will work a bit with it ll

i will know more when i know my plans are final and the hours are known

this was a first start for me

joyce

 

[TinkerbellinLouisian]

Maybe this size comparison will help you understand...... It's almost the size of a small country.....

At its peak, the resort occupied approximately 30,000 acres (120 km2) or 47 square miles (120 km²), about the size of San Francisco, or twice the size of Manhattan.

Liechtenstein - 62 square miles - This microstate of 34,000 is located on the Rhine River between Switzerland and Austria in the Alps.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Disney Hugs,

Mary

 

[kerstfan1]

ty mary i know it is big been last year to disney and got hooked

too bad it is so exspensive coming from europe

 

[Disney Crazy Debbie]

A tradition that my DS and I do is that on the day of arrival we don't go to any park, we go to DTD or activities around the resort and to get the Disney magic - HDDR for dinner.

I would also recommend a plan of action with your ADRs taking place near or in the park you're visiting so you get more park time and less travel time!

 

[kerstfan1]

thats a good plan

but the hours are not out yet and i still have to book the trip

myvacation plans are not oked at work yet so

i can change a lot still