Trip Plan HELP! Short Stay in WDW after wedding

[malaea3]

Ok, we are doing out honeymoon next fall in Italy but are saying in WDW for 2-3 days after our DFTW and I have no idea what to schedule. I want to do too much in this short period of time. I appreciate any planning suggestions/help me eliminate or any other/better suggestions.

Things I'd love to do:
Brunch at Kona
BOMA
Ohana’s
Epcot: Segway Tour & Behind the Seeds at The Land
MGM: just b.c DF hasnt been
California Grill Dinner during fireworks

Help!

 

[lurkyloo]

Aiyeee! That is a lot of stuff - can you cut it in half and save the rest for another trip? Maybe you could do a few of the meals and the Behind the Seeds Tour?

If we had only been there a few days, I think I would have planned less rather than more so we could just relax after all the wedding craziness. As it was, we had nothing scheduled our first two days besides dinner, and it was nice to just do what we wanted without feeling pressured to see it all right away.

But that's just my two cents!

 

[malaea3]

Yea I know its a lot and I am find cutting it down but I dont know what to cut it down to. I am afraid that we will not be able to make it back down for sometime and I don't want to miss out. I know Im crazy. What would be your top 2 restaurant choices?

 

[sungela]

We're doing the same thing--3 day stay in Disney after the wedding, and then our honeymoon to Curacao in December. I agree with Carrie; get ADRs for dinners, and leave most of the other time unplanned. We're doing Victoria & Albert's because I can't imagine spending that much on dinner when it's not my honeymoon (and I'm sure I'll feel flush with cash after I receive all my gifts ). If you wake up the day after the wedding and feel inspired to go to MGM, go for it; if not, you have annual passes for the whole year.

 

[malaea3]

We're doing the same thing--3 day stay in Disney after the wedding, and then our honeymoon to Curacao in December. I agree with Carrie; get ADRs for dinners, and leave most of the other time unplanned. We're doing Victoria & Albert's because I can't imagine spending that much on dinner when it's not my honeymoon (and I'm sure I'll feel flush with cash after I receive all my gifts ). If you wake up the day after the wedding and feel inspired to go to MGM, go for it; if not, you have annual passes for the whole year.

ooooo Curacao sounds fabulous. Sounds like I will just plan dinner. I guarentee that my then DH will want to go to the parks. He doesn't relax much. He will run a marathon, take an hour nap and then want to go out. If we dont have things to do he gets antsy. It's DW so Im not too worried. Ill book dinner and wing it from there.

Thanks all

 

[lurkyloo]

What would be your top 2 restaurant choices?

Lessee... of the ones you listed, California Grill is definitely a special experience! The other ones we thought had fantastic food are Jiko, Artist Point and the Brown Derby - you could knock that last one out if you do Hollywood Studios!