Originally Posted By Woody23 From my previous posts, you can probably tell I am heading to the World without children. I want to do all the things you can never do when the kids are there - what do you all recommend???
Originally Posted By MPierce From your Topic heading Being an Adult in the World I was headed here to tell you I had never experienced that myself. Not having children around I guess the biggest benefit is you can do things at your on pace, and only things that you feel like doing. I'm assuming you have never experienced WDW without children in tow. My suggestion is to think back to those times, and try to recall what you really wanted to do, but couldn't because you had kids with you. You can do absolutely anything now that you will be taking an adult only vacation.
Originally Posted By AuroraRose if you are going during the food and wine festival, eat and drink yourself silly around EPCOT, you generally cant get tipsy when you have to watch children : ) and you can always go to Raglan Road until the place closes, the band there is awesome..again staying up late and sleeping in are two things you generally cant do with kids around : )
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub ...Throwing temper tantrum; I don't want to be an adult...I guess you could sleep all day and then stay for the extra late magic around all the Worlds. And demand front row seats for RnR or TestTrak or EE or SM and back row on Big Thunder. Try to make reservations at the restaurants that your small ones would not choose. Will you be attending during the Wine Festival? Take the time to visit the Resort Lobbies. Downtown Disney has that new giant tethered helium balloon Characters in Flight. And Raglan road has night-time entertainment. ALso the unique back-stage tours I am guessing some are adult only.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper 1-Don't spend all day in the parks. Not having kids lets you do what you want to do. Go to the parks and do what you want to do, and don't worry about not hitting the things you don't want. 2-Try some new things. Personally, I love going to Jellyrolls at the Boardwalk, or a round of minigolf at WinterSummerland. 3-Watch Wishes from the Poly beach. This is the only way I enjoy the show anymore. You can sit on a beach chair or a hammock and watch the show without the music blaring in your ears. Especially good if the music annoys you as much as it does me. 4-Personally, I'd go to Universal for a day, but that's just me.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 when my DH and I went last year w/o the kids. It was just a different pase. We went to lots of shows and din't worry about getting to that attraction that you must do. We played mimature golf and it was a blast. We to DTD and just went into the shops ans took out time. No kids saying are we done yet. No matter what you do have a great time.
Originally Posted By Smiling Grump Victoria and Alberts ... best meal ever. Go for the wine pairings. Friends treated us last fall and we still dream of that meal. Watch the fireworks, take a leisurely walk afterwards, and reconnect with your spouse. I'd also suggest finding a couple that have children throwing a temper tantrum, be glad it's not you, and then buy them a round
