MemberWe know we want to go to disney, he is all about it b/c I alway talk about how I want to go to disney (I have never been and can’t wait!) The only thing that is holding me back is the “all inclusive” aspect of a honey moon. I want a hotel near disney were you can get a good all inclusive deal of drinks and meals. Does anyone have any reccomendations?
Memberyour best way to do this would be to stay at one of the Disney owned resorts and get one of the dining plans.
i would ask for a quote from http://www.mousefan.travel/mft/index.php
this is a travel agency that is disney authorized and they are free to you. they get paid by disney. i have used them and Beci (the CEO) is a regular on the WDW Radio podcast and is freaking awesome.
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MemberYou can stay AT Disney and get your drinks and meals for free right now! Go to this site http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/special-offers/
The very first offer is about their free dining promotion! Fiance and I chose to spend a bit more and upgrade to the deluxe dining, so we get three sit down meals plus two snacks per day. My hotel recommendation really depends on you and your Fiance. The Grand Floridian is their most popular hotel for honeymooners, but it’s a bit stuffy for me and Fiance. We’ll be at the Contemporary, which is very modern and has the monorail driving through it. The Polynesian is also awesome with a beach, hammocks, etc. All three have awesome views of Cinderella Castle and the fireworks. But they’re pricy.
If you’re looking for a less expensive, but still out of the ordinary, hotel, I love the Animal Kingdom Lodge. Walking onto your own personal balcony and seeing zebras, giraffes, and more is AMAZING. Or, if you want to be closer to Epcot and World Showcasw, the Yacht Club is also supposed to be very nice, with the biggest nicestpool area of any of the hotels.
EDIT: Just realized your wedding is in 2012, I keep assuming cuz I’m getting free dining everyone else can too. Duh, silly me. Well, they do roll out these promotions often. They also occasionally send out pin codes to select email addresses randomly – i’ve gotten 40% of hotels and free dining offers this way. So sign up on the Disney World website so that you can possibly receive those. And keep an eye on the Disney site – if some great deal rolls out after you’ve booked your trip, jsut call and they’ll give you the deal and adjust your price. But it doesn’t really make sense to have an all-inclusive off property place, because you’ll do most of your dining in Disney, plus Disney will provide free transportation.
MemberWe are getting married in WDW and staying for our honeymoon also. i’m assuming you mean disney world (not disneyland) when you say you are going to disney.
We are staying at Port Orleans Riverside and are not getting a meal plan.
One of the great things about staying on property is the free use of Disney transportation. They will pick you up at the airport and they will get your luggage for you so you don’t have to wait around the carousel for your bags when you arrive. And you can take the Disney busses, ferryboats, monorails, for free to get to the parks and hotels and other areas like Downtown Disney. The transportation alone is a reason that I will never stay off property ever again.
oh! While I love the bee and am here every single day… I also frequent a message board that is just for Disney Weddings and Honeymoons. http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55
MemberMember@rosworms thank you so much! i didnt know there was a whole thread! basically… we have our sights set on going to disney for our honey moon (and now more so with animal kingdom bc i am an animal lover) but i just want the best advice from those who have gone before me with Disney honeymoon’s. so i appreciate and love your advice!…. my Fiance will do whatever, but I just want the best price for drinks, meals and park feas. That’s what I care about. I don’t want to stay at the Grand Floridian but I don’t want to stay at All Sports either. That’s why I was asking, does anyone know of a good travel agent, or way to go about booking a Disney honeymoon? I feel so dense, Fiance has been to many places on family trips, and my family was the opposite, so I don’t even know where to begin to not get ripped off. So any advice is more appreciated than you know! but I will take your advice and check the disney honeymoon threads tomorrow. Thanks again!
Memberanother link i want to give you is http://disneytravelbabble.com/ the woman that does this blog is THE disney wedding and honeymoon expert (she literally wrote the book… Passporter’s Disney Weddings and Honeymoons) and she has lots of how-to guides for adding a private party or a fancy schmancy cake to your honeymoon. lots of tips from carrie, she’s the bomb.
MemberAnother good one if you like to read, hve never been to Disney, and want to be very prepared is The Unofficial Guide to Disney World 2011. I love that book! I used to study it like crazy as a kid, now no need since I’ve pretty much got my touring plan down. But it;s super useful for first-timers. Just don’t overdo it and try to cram too much in, your honeymoon should be relaxing!
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