resort to resort travel for breakfast?

[eeyoresmom]

OP maybe we are giving you more advice than you wanted ,but....You stated you have been working on getting your husband there for 4 years and want as stress free as possible.I wouldn't recommend the breakfasts outside the monorail resorts or parks at all. I would even seriously reconsider doing all of those as well. You didn't really say, but are the parks not a priority for this trip? By the time you get to the parks, (unless they are all 7:30- 8:00 am ADR's) you will have much higher crowds. Plus, you will have to be up VERY early, EVERY morning to do these ADR's. Is waiting in longer lines and probably doing less attractions worth it to do these breakfast ADR's? It may very well be, but for most people that haven't visited in a long while all that prime park touring time is worth more than a big sit down breakfast. My DH likes WDW but he wouldn't be quick to return if we started the day with a 3 hour breakfast ( including travel time) then faced long lines in the parks.

 

[akaler2010]

My DH likes WDW but he wouldn't be quick to return if we started the day with a 3 hour breakfast ( including travel time) then faced long lines in the parks.

This is hilarious, because my husband is the opposite! The only reason I can get him to go to Disney is for the food. He would be upset if we didn't start the day with a big, relaxing breakfast. But, for us, the traveling is relaxing

Also, in my opinion, the lines are already short at this time of the year, so getting there early wasn't a huge priority for us.

I would just talk to your husband and find out HIS priorities. That's going to help lead to the best experience for him. Good luck!

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

We did a few of these for our honeymoon. Being at the poly, we took the monorail to MK and then grabbed a bus. We gave ourselves 90 minutes and usually only had 20 to spare.