Suggestions Needed :)

[pandulce]

Me and my boyfriend of 3 years will be visiting Disney from 7/12-7/16. We are both in our early twenties, and were wondering if you could suggest some things that would be fun for the 2 of us to do outside of visiting the actual parks. I have never been to DisneyQuest, so I'm wondering what that is like. How is Pleasure Island? Also, where is that area with the huge lego models? I remember going there many years ago, but I couldn't remember what part of Disney that was. Also, could you suggest any restaurants that are a must when going to Orlando. We already have Charley's on our list, but any other suggests would be greatly appreciated. We are staying at the Hyatt Grand Regency and we will have a car. Thanks!

 

[scoolover]

The legos are at Downtown Disney, which is next to Pleasure Island. I know that they are renovating part of PI but don't know the extent or if they have closed any of it or not. If money is plentiful, do Cirque. It is awesome. You could take a behind the scenes tour or watch illuminations on a pontoon boat ride. Since you have a car, you could take a drive through Celebration (Disney's town 10 minutes from the kingdom). I would get a guide book for more suggestions.

 

[Addicted2TheMouse]

My DH and I are in our early 20s. We enjoyed walking around DownTown Disney. DH liked the House of Blues and there are lots of nice shops to look in. DisneyQuest is also right there but we didn't go. I don't know about your BF but my DH is totally of the video game generation so I think he probably would have liked it.

If you're willing to venture off-site, you might want to check out Old Town. It's sort of a much lower class version of DTD. We liked it though.

And just as an aside, we loved MGM. That was our favorite park, lots to do for young adults.

 

[Disney_Fanatic07]

If you're going to do Pleasure Island you should definetly do the Adventurer's Club and the comedy club!