Disneymoon Ideas?

Following because we are also planning on going to Disney world for our honeymoon.

Well Orlando is a beautiful city. Check out the strip while you are there! you will love it!

A trip to Disney is exhausting! So, make sure to take time and relax with your new husband. We took a mini moon to Disney and didn’t go to the parks, we relaxed at our resort. We had a blast!
(Nice)!Dinner recommendations: California Grill(contemporary), Ohana(poly), Yatchmans Steakhouse(yatch club).
Dinner in the parks: Be Our Guest (Magic Kingdom), SciFi(Hollywood studios), Cinderella’s royal table (Magic Kingdom), Yak and Yeti (Animal Kingdom)
1900 park fare (grand Floridian) has a nice breakfast.oh beaches in cream (beach club) was really good too! Make sure you make your dinning reservations 180 days out.
Book a tour in one of the parks, we did Keys to the Kingdom last January. It was really fun.
Get a couples massage at one of the spas, they’re not terribly expensive.
Take a balloon ride a Disney springs.
If you’re staying on property make your fast pass selections 60 days out, 30 for off property.

We are considering a Mini Moon at Disney World. I would say it's worth it for your honeymoon to stay at one of the nicer hotels on property and prioritize convenience with transportation, which will make your life a lot easier and save you time since waiting for the buses will get annoying. Beach Club has an amazing pool and you can walk to Epcot or Hollywood Studios (you could also do that from Yacht Club, Boardwalk, Swan/Dolphin). The hotels on the monorail line (Grand Floridian, Polynesian, Contemporary) would also have lots of amenities and get you to Magic Kingdom/Epcot easily.

I agree with the previous poster who said make sure you schedule some time to relax. Give yourself a couple days to just enjoy the hotel and its many amenities or explore other resorts/restaurants or other non-ticketed areas like Disney Springs. Every time we go to Disney I wish we had more time to just chill/enjoy the resort and not be running around to parks constantly (as fun as that is too!)

Disney Tourist Blog is the best for Disney planning info (things to do/restaurants and sooo much more). Here's a link to their specific honeymoon tips article. Also I highly recommend their newsletter if you want up-to-date Disney news/construction updates. https://www.disneytouristblog.com/disney-world-honeymoon-tips/

We just got back from Disney in February, and are stopping again on our honeymoon before we hit a Disney cruise.

My first tip: if you want some sexy time, schedule some rest days. When my legs are killing me after 12 hours in the parks, I just want to put them up and go to sleep.

Food recs: Loved Sci-Fi at Hollywood Studios, also enjoyed lunch at Be Our Guest

Be sure to take in the shows and parades!

Be sure to get those ADRs & FP+ reservations in as soon as they open!!!

On our to do list this time:
Check out the Polynesian Resort bar
Spend some more time on The Boardwalk
Add in a rest day

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