honeymoon suggestions??

[scooz2]

Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions for dining experiences for our honeymoon, which will be May 30-Jun 6. Thanks!!!!

 

[diswedwish]

If you don't mind the extra $, we loved the following on our honeymoon and our 1st ann. trip: Artist Point (berry cobbler, yum!), Fulton's, Coral Reef (just for the atmosphere and the chocolate wave), and Yachtsman Steakhouse.

These ones are a little less expensive, but still Disney prices... Cinderella's Royal Table (lunch or dinner), and Le Cellier.

And go, go, go to a character breakfast We liked Crystal Palace and Chef Mickey's.

Congrats and have a good time

 

[Dopeygirl]

Congrats on your honeymoon!

Are you looking more for romantic or fun? In additon to the ones listed....

Romantic: California Grill, Narcooses or Ctricos, Victoria & ALberts ($$$, I've not dined there but it pretty consistently gets great reviews), Chefs de France or Bistro de Paris, San Angel Inn
Fun: Beaches & Cream for dessert (we walk over after Epcot closes), Sci-Fi, 50's Prime Time
Misc: Kona Cafe (dessert is great as are all the meals), Teppenyaki, Tony's Town Square

My husband and I honeymooned in January 2000. One thing we did was make our PS for the last seating each evening. We did that because the park hours were short and we wanted to not have to stop during the precious hours. As it turns out, that was one of the best things we did. Several of them turned out that we finished after the park hours, so we'd come out to a mostly-empty park. It was great to come out and feel like we had the park to ourselves as we wandered out.

A couple nights we went to the Kona Cafe and got dessert to go (we've also gotten dessert from the snack-bar place in the Poly). We took it down to the beach and watched the Electrial Water Pageant parade from there. Very nice. We've done the same at GF but with ice cream from their snack-bar.

 

[da disney fans]

We honeymooned during Christmas week 2003 (Dec. 22-26), and as far as romantic meals, we really enjoyed Rose and Crown, Marrakesh and Tony's Town Square. Actually, Tony's went out of their way for us, decorating the table and bringing us a special dessert! They were wonderful!

 

[Aimeedyan]

I didnt honeymoon there, but I cant say enough about Marakeesh in Morroco at Epcot. I havent heard of it ever being crowded, and its so wonderful!!! The food was great if you enjoy trying new things, its a wonderful relaxed atmosphere, included entertainment!, and isnt totally jam packed.

CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Galahad]

It's quite expensive, but definitely Victoria and Alberts! We went there for our 15th anniversary a few years back and it was awesome. Very romantic and an incredible experience.

 

[dansyr]

Don't forget when making your ps's to mention you are on your honeymoon. Generally, they will do something special for you.

Our list of fav's are:
California Grill
Coral Reef
Cinderella's breakfast
Wolfgang Puck's dining room
Fultons'
oh...and don't forget Cirque du soleil...it is a wonderful show

 

[princess-rn]

Of course I have to suggest Victoria and Alberts in GF. It's expensive (about $350 including wine parings and tip) but so worth it. This was my husbands "suprise" to me for our Disney honeymoon. it's very romantic and very delish!! If you can't treat yourself on your honeymoon..when can you!

I would also like to suggest dinner at Cinderella's castle.

 

[lissawynn]

DH and I honeymooned in Sept. 2002 and we ate at the following places (not including counter service): Coral Reef, Cindy's Royal Table, Whispering Canyon(one of our favorites, although not too romantic), Artist Point, and the California Grill (our favorite).