Just when I think ADR's are set in stone...

[pumpkinfish]

I was able to switch our flights to have us arrive in the morning instead of at 8pm December 19th. Although excited to have another full day in the parks, this adds pressure to find a place to have dinner.

Options I am thinking of and need suggestions with:

*Spend morning/lunch at MK and then relax...head to DTD for dinner and shopping. Either Raglan Road or Paradiso 37 for dinner.

*Spend the morning/lunch at MK and then relax at Poly rest of day. We have CL so can snack at the resort and then resort-hop to view Christmas decorations. Should also be able to see MCMCP fireworks from Poly beach.

*Spend morning/lunch at MK. Head to AK for a few hours in afternoon. Go to AKL for dinner. Eat at (most-likely) Boma. Would get to see AKL Christmas tree and haven't eaten at Boma's in years.

The details: It's just DH and myself. We are in WDW for a week doing split stay Poly/BWV. We are AP holders and don't "need" to do any certain thing. Just need outside opinion and thoughts as my head is swimming with this latest change.

Thank you

 

[asdfghjkl13]

Either the second or third option. Boma is amazing, and is a must do for me. But waching fireworks from Poly beach is great too! It all depends... are you willing to have a TS dinner or just eat at the CL?

 

[KristinAnne]

I personally like the idea of relaxing at the Poly then resort hopping. I think though, I might make an ADR at one of the monorail resorts, early enough so you make it back to the Poly beach to watch the fireworks.

 

[DEA]

I like option 2 as a nice way to recover after the travel. Maybe a dinner at the Kona Cafe Sushi Bar after doing some resort hopping? It sounds like a wonderful time to be there.

 

[pumpkinfish]

So I was able to snag a Garden View Tea time for mid afternoon...so option 2 sounds like the winner! We usually lounge around our tea-time and eat sandwiches, ect...so after we can stroll around the GF and then go to CR and stroll around and then come back to the Poly and relax.

Thanks everyone for your help!