What can I add to make this trip special. . .

[tink76]

Hi I leave fror WDW on Saturday! I am going with just my mom and my aunt. It will be a fun girls only trip. I was wondering if there was anything special I should add to our trip to make it more magical for them.

I already got an ADR at the Garden View Tea Room

And we have our dinner ADR's at
Kona
California Grill
Chef's de France

Is there anything like the BBB for adults? maybe at GF? Or something else that would be fun for three "grown" women?

Thanks! We will be staying at the Poly and I am 5 months pregnant if those two things help out!

 

[cranbiz]

There is a spa at the GF and also one at SSR. That experience is a truly relaxing one. My DW thoroughly enjoyed the pampering from the Spa.

 

[HayGan]

I just went on a girls only trip with my mom. Besides just spending time with her oldest (and favorite) daughter, one of my mom's favorite things was our early ADR at Crystal Palace (8:05 am) At that time you are able to walk down Main Street with virtually no one around! We love it! We do the same thing with my boys as well.

 

[Tinker74]

How about a carriage ride at POR...that would be lovely and relaxing in the evening. I plan to do this after dinner at Boatwrights one evening.
It lasts about 30 mins and I love looking around resorts

 

[MartDM]

Make a reservation for a massage, manicure, facial, or pedicure at one of the spas (GF, SSR, or Dolphin). Very relaxing!

 

[jackmac]

One thing to make it special is to do the Keys to the Kingdom tour. This is a 1/2 day tour of the Magic Kingdom going behind the scenes, down in the tunnels and giving you all kinds of information on the history of WDW. It is a great experience.

 

[pepe of ohio]

In our book, to kick off our annual Disney excursion, a dinner show at the Hoop Dee Do, is a never missed opportunity. We've seen it over 30 times and just keeps getting better and better. This past trip August 26-Sept 4 we attended the 9:30 pm show, and after over 30 visits, guess who got chosen to be on stage as Davy's avenging angel ? Me ! I'm late 50's and enjoyed this show better than all the others. I will not eat chicken at home but I do eat 2 breasts at this dinner. The corn on the cob and beans, salad and ribs are all you can eat, with honey butter and baked bread with strawberry shortcake for desert. All the beverages are included, including beer and wine and the show is great, no matter how many times you've seen it, pricey but what isn't is Disney. It's better than the Aloha show at the Poly, for us at least. Reservations are hard to snag, got to reserve way out but sometimes the last show, 9:30 pm one has a few seats.

 

[honeybee30]

I suggest spending some time at the F&W festival at Epcot. We like to sleep-in and head over to Epcot around 11am. Then we walk around WS, shop, drink wine, eat tidbits from all of the booths, and catch all the various entertainment acts. I find it to be a relaxing change of pace from the other parks. Actually, it's the day I most look forward to on our next trip, (but MNSSHP will be really fun, too!)

 

[harumph]

La Nouba!