Dug720
See the line where the sky meets the sea?
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I'm getting things firmed up for my 3 nights at WDW prior to a 5-night Disney Dream cruise for my birthday trip. I'm staying at Caribbean Beach (my Disney home).
July 18 is Epcot, and I'm doing the Illuminations Dining Package.
July 20 (the actual birthday) is Animal Kingdom with Up Close With Rhinos and the ROL Dessert Party (I adore ROL. I'm weird.)
July 19 I'm doing breakfast at 'Ohana with a friend and then going to MK. I already said I'm weird, and I'm one of the few who does NOT like HEA (I call it Hopefully Evermore Avoiding), so seeing it is not a priority for me. I'm trying to decide if I should do a dinner in the park and enjoy lower lines while the show is going on - I have an ADR at BOG where I've never done dinner, but I've also eaten at Skipper Canteen before and loved it and would not be opposed to eating there again. OR I could leave around 6 and head to Disney Springs for dinner at Boathouse (love it there), or Bongo's (love Cuban-style food), or Frontera Cocina. (I'm doing Raglan Road brunch after the cruise before my evening flight). BUT I'm also intrigued by Sebastian's Bistro at CBR and a quiet, earlyish night back at the resort might be nice.
Thoughts/suggestions? I am gluten-free, so the places I've selected do have allergy menus that are decent. I'm also not a fan of things that swim - occasional scallops or something like Shrimp and Grits I'm fine with. Because of the gluten-free thing, I'd rather avoid buffets as that just adds an extra layer there. And I'm not really into the idea of changing in a restroom from park-wear to signature-dress wear for someplace like Narcoossee's.
So torn!!
July 18 is Epcot, and I'm doing the Illuminations Dining Package.
July 20 (the actual birthday) is Animal Kingdom with Up Close With Rhinos and the ROL Dessert Party (I adore ROL. I'm weird.)
July 19 I'm doing breakfast at 'Ohana with a friend and then going to MK. I already said I'm weird, and I'm one of the few who does NOT like HEA (I call it Hopefully Evermore Avoiding), so seeing it is not a priority for me. I'm trying to decide if I should do a dinner in the park and enjoy lower lines while the show is going on - I have an ADR at BOG where I've never done dinner, but I've also eaten at Skipper Canteen before and loved it and would not be opposed to eating there again. OR I could leave around 6 and head to Disney Springs for dinner at Boathouse (love it there), or Bongo's (love Cuban-style food), or Frontera Cocina. (I'm doing Raglan Road brunch after the cruise before my evening flight). BUT I'm also intrigued by Sebastian's Bistro at CBR and a quiet, earlyish night back at the resort might be nice.
Thoughts/suggestions? I am gluten-free, so the places I've selected do have allergy menus that are decent. I'm also not a fan of things that swim - occasional scallops or something like Shrimp and Grits I'm fine with. Because of the gluten-free thing, I'd rather avoid buffets as that just adds an extra layer there. And I'm not really into the idea of changing in a restroom from park-wear to signature-dress wear for someplace like Narcoossee's.
So torn!!
If you decide to cancel it, then do Sebastians