Remember...Dreams Come True Dinner Ideas

[mzwms1215]

When I was at Disneyland this June I realized how tired everyone looked during the fireworks display at the end of the night. My wife and I found an inexpensive and relaxing way to enjoy the fireworks. The hotel that we stayed at was directly across the street from the park and our room had a balcony.

We ordered take-out and took it up to our room, sat out on the balcony and enjoyed the fireworks. We were close enough to hear the music and everything. It was one of the most romantic dinners that I have ever had. HA!! HA!! Seriously, it was a good way to have a relaxing break between days at Disneyland. And also a good way to save some money if you cannot afford eatting a large dinner in the park.

 

[Muushka]

That does sound better than standing with a bunch of people and then fighting the crowds.

And very romantic . And money saving!

 

[umaangel00]

That does sound romantic. IF you dont mind me asking, what hotel did you stay at? I am thinking of staying at the pops century.

 

[JonetteA]

Pop Century is in Florida, and the OP was in California. Not to burst your bubble or anything, but it may be a little too far to hear the music and see the DL fireworks.

 

[umaangel00]

Opps. Didnt see that the person said Disneyland. LOL

 

[mzwms1215]

My wife and I stayed at the Anahiem Plaza Hotel. The music for the fireworks was not excessivly loud, but yes we could hear it. We could actually see Tinkerbell when she flew out of the Matterhorn. Just letting everyone know that my bubble is still afloat, DUDE!