Suggestions for parents nite out?

[balcerfamily]

So we are returning to WDW for trip #3 in March with our two youngest children. They will be 6 and 4 at the time of travel. We have booked Kids Nite Out in-room sitting services for one of our nights there. We used them both visits last year for my birthday, his birthday, and our anniversary last year. This year we aren't really celebrating anything, but I would like to surprise him with something nice/fun. Because our daughter has some medical issues and our son is so little, we don't get to ride a lot of the really fun rides, so we do use that time without them to ride the rides we want to ride (like TOT, or any of the roller coasters, etc) I do all the planning so it will be easy to surprise him. Can be romantic, fun, or romantic and fun!

A few details: We are staying at POR, we will be there during the Flower and Garden Festival, and we are AP holders.

 

[Kae]

So we are returning to WDW for trip #3 in March with our two youngest children. They will be 6 and 4 at the time of travel. We have booked Kids Nite Out in-room sitting services for one of our nights there. We used them both visits last year for my birthday, his birthday, and our anniversary last year. This year we aren't really celebrating anything, but I would like to surprise him with something nice/fun. Because our daughter has some medical issues and our son is so little, we don't get to ride a lot of the really fun rides, so we do use that time without them to ride the rides we want to ride (like TOT, or any of the roller coasters, etc) I do all the planning so it will be easy to surprise him. Can be romantic, fun, or romantic and fun!

A few details: We are staying at POR, we will be there during the Flower and Garden Festival, and we are AP holders.

Tough Call. If you have Hoppers I would do ToT and RnRC then head to Epcot for an Eat to the beat Concert. And snack around the world a bit. If not do the DS then try dinner at Brown Derby. Heck maybe even hit the MK and do dinner at Artist Point or Calf Grill.

Kae

 

[balcerfamily]

Thank you!

We do have hoppers. We will be doing AK that morning with the kidlets. I love the idea of Eat to the Beat! I will have to look into that! Does it require advance tix?

 

[Kae]

Thank you!

We do have hoppers. We will be doing AK that morning with the kidlets. I love the idea of Eat to the Beat! I will have to look into that! Does it require advance tix?

My Bad it the Flower Power Concerts for the Flower Fest. No tickets it's free. Not sure if they have posted the bands yet.

Kae

 

[balcerfamily]

Gotcha! I will check it out. I looked on the Disney site and didn't see anything yet, but maybe closer to the travel dates. Thank you again for the tip!

 

[LovesTimone]

You could snack around the world showcase, with a few adult beverages included, then have a sit down dessert in one of the restaurant's, around 8:00 to 8:30 mark, then head out and watch the fireworks.

Grab your inner kid, ride all the mountains, have a character dinner.. Shhh we won't tell the kiddos, find a spot, hold hands to watch the fire works.

Out for a nice dinner at Flying Fish, Cali Grill or Shula's - maybe even get dressed up a bit. Like you would of when you where dating.

What about a carriage ride? or dessert party?

Enjoy your date night

 

[a742246]

Here is the concert list:
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...tional-flower-garden-festival-march-4-may-17/

You can also check out House of Blues calendar!