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    Originally Posted By Tiggirl

    Ok so we're going to WDW in 27 days and counting. :eek:) I went once in 2000 and remember just about zero from that trip for some reason so its like its my first time. And my two friends that I'm going with have never been. We know Disneyland like the back of our hands. And we have pretty much all the info down for the parks at WDW but what are some good "extras" to do? We have 9 days there so we have time to really enjoy the resort. I thought the mini golf looked fun and seeing as how I'm going with two guys I think they'd really enjoy DisneyQuest. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks in advance guys!
     
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    Originally Posted By Kylesmom

    Rent Sea Sprites and buzz around the Seven Seas Lagoon. Lots of fun with friends!
     
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    Originally Posted By Labuda

    Maybe one of the backstage tours? My favcorite so far is Backstage Safari @ DAK. Also, the Mickey's Magical Milestones tour at the MK is fun & CHEAP, too! :)
     
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    Originally Posted By Tiggirl

    Oops... I meant to put this in the planning section. Thanks for the great ideas so far! What are sea sprites? I asume they are boats of some sort. :eek:)
     
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    Originally Posted By Kylesmom

    Yes, they are little one or two man boats, I think they go around 25 or 35 MPH. In something that small, it feels allot faster.
     
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    Originally Posted By dixielandings

    spend a day exploring the hotels
    ride the inner loop monorail

    take a walk on the Boardwalk at night

    see the Electrical Water pageant
     
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    Originally Posted By trekkeruss

    I second the Sprites idea. Loads o' fun!

    A visit to the casting center is cool, even if you have no intention of trying out for a role. The building's interior is pretty neat... not amazing, but walking up the ramp to the reception area and looking at what is there makes you feel all gooshy inside... as if you're entering a hallowed place. :)
     
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    Originally Posted By SuzieQ

    I'll third the Sea Sprites!

    Go to Fort Wilderness one night for the outdoor movie and make s'mores.

    Definitely do the hotel tours (especially Animal Kingdom Lodge)

    Will you have a car? If so, take a day to go to Kennedy Space Center. It's unforgettable.

    Ursula loved the Segway tour at Epcot.
     
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    Originally Posted By basas

    Blizzard Beach will be open during your visit...if you pick a day when the weather is warm, you can spend a good day there.
     
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    Originally Posted By Boardwalkbum

    >>take a walk on the Boardwalk at night<<

    Absolutely!!

    Make sure you stop in at Jellyrolls!
     
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    Originally Posted By pitapan16

    Electrical Water Pagent on the Seven Seas Lagoon..

    Visit and explore all Deluxe Resort Hotels...Don't forget Animal Kingdom or Wilderness Lodges

    Ride all Monorails...No admission to parks required, unlike Disneyland these monorails don't drop you off "inside" any park.

    A nice evening at a special restaurant. I recommend Ohana at the Polynesian Resort and make a res for the best window seat available an hour before Wishes fireworks go off. Dinner and Fireworks from across the lagoon.

    Waterparks are unlike any other. Both parks are awesome.

    I visited DisneyQuest for the first time last November and really had a fun time for the lil time we had. Basically a giant 5 story interactive arcade with everything!
     
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    Originally Posted By adizneeguy

    WOW, I love all of these ideas. And I am excited for you.
    I second Ohana, my favorite restaraunt hands down.

    Check out the Lassen Studios at the Poly. Cool stuff there. I think there is another at Boardwalk.

    Westside at Downtown Disney is cool to hang out and shop at night. The magic Shop is too cool if demonstrations are going on. Disney Quest is fun too.

    Oh yeah, Beverly at Ice Station Cool, or Club Cool, whichever it is now. It's a can't miss beverage.
     
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    Originally Posted By davewasbaloo

    Ok, some really great side things to do, some have already been mentioned but worth repeating:

    Watch the Electrical Water PAgeant from the beach of the Poly.

    Do Disneyquest - it is awesome. I had to really coax Sarah in, but once we got there, it was me trying to get her to leave 8 hours later.

    The mini golf at Fantasia Gardens is a hoot.

    Don't miss the Adventurer's Club and Comedy Warehouse at Pleasure Island.

    If you can aford it, La Nouba by the Cirque du Soliel is amazing.

    The duelling Pianos at Jellyrolls on Boardwalk are great.

    The Hoop de Do Musical review and Polynesian Luau are fantastic.

    Also, the waterpark are like no where else.

    Have a great trip.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    Go to Old Key West and rent a pontoon boat - 'sail' the waterways past the golf courses - the former treehouses ( bow your head here and pray for some renovation )- the Caribbean Beach Resort and Port Orleans -- and finally into the lake next to Downtown Disney -- this is really a lot of fun and a good way to relax for an hour or so
     
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    Originally Posted By Tiggirl

    Thanks for some great ideas guys! I can't wait to run them by the rest of the group!
     
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    Originally Posted By typhoonCM

    take a carraige ride for 2 (or 3) at Port Orleands Riverside. It winds in and out of riverside and French Quarter and is absolutely beautiful. A great romantic date. You're also allowed to bring your own drinks on board or your can purchase a champagne and strawberry package
     

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