Originally Posted By bigthunderranch Hi Everyone! I'm starting to plan my parents 50th wedding anniversary in 2010 and would loike to know what options exist for EPCOT. Can something be done at any of the countries? Or, what about Disneyworld in general? We will not have a very large crowd(8 at the most) and we do not want to spend an arm or a leg. Any answers are appreciated. Thanks!
Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt No clue...but, I know if they stop by City Hall @ MK the CM's will give them a Happy Anni..pin...there are 50th anni Ears you can get too!! It's not much by I'm a dork & when I see any one with some sort of "milestone" pin on I always say "happy...whatever" I had a b-day @ the Parks & random strangers wished me a happy b-day..it's fun!!!
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb I'd look in to Magical Gatherings, if they still have it. They have (had?) programs and activities for groups of 8 or more.
Originally Posted By StitchMom84 We were just there week before last and were given "Happy Anniversary" pins when we checked in at our hotel ( POFQ ).For the entire week, we were constantly being wished a "Happy Anniversary" by not only CM's but other guests as well. On several rides, we were asked if we wanted to ride again,and were sent through again without having to get back in line. At Chef Mickey's, we were seated at a table that had two special placemats for us and special anniversary cupcakes were brought to us. At Liberty Tree, they had put a heart made out of Mickey confetti on our table..all of this without anything other than our buttons. My hubby got a dream fastpass in AK on our first day..and it was because his button caught the attention of the Dream Squad. You can always go in together and have a fun basket made up waiting for them from the Disney florists ( although, some of them can be pricy..but if you get several people to chip in, it's not so bad). If you have a travel agent, ask them to investigate for you or call WDW directly..they're really good at helping out Of course, you'll probably get some of the best advice from others here who have experience with this sort of thing. Anyhow, hope your folks have a wonderful 50th !!
