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[wdwlovers]

What are some of the romantic things you've done or are planning for your special someone at Walt Disney World?

[jimmymac]

-Nightime boat ride to DTD
-have a glass of wine and watch the fireworks from the beach at Poly
-carriage ride at Fort Wilderness
-walk around WS after Illuminations (everyone else is leaving; you'll have the place practically to yourself)
-stroll the grounds of POR

[MorenaSangre]

Not really "doing" something romantic, but one of my best romantic memories was pausing under the lighted arches on the way out of World Showcase at EPCOT. We were our way out of the park after the candlelight processional at Christmas, and for some reason my husband paused to kiss me under those dancing lights. Just as he kissed me, the first shell of IllumiNations went off in the background and the sky blossomed into light above our heads. It was a memory moment...something romantic, unplanned, and completely lovely.

[mestitch]

- My DH has had some sort of gift basket/goody delievered to the room almost every trip (Christmas it was a stocking filled with goodies)
- Walking around the WS at night, it reminds me of our honeymoon....
- An afternoon (or late night) swim and a
- Illuminations
- Dinner at the California Grill when Wishes is happening
- Cirque du Soliel
- Last trip we had a surprise day where we both planned something for the other person and kept it a surprise. My surprise for him was parasailing, his surprise for me was afternoon tea and dinner at Cali. Grill
- Watching Wishes from the boat dock at the GF (that's another great memory from our honeymoon)

[mestitch]

Also, our photo session at Epcot (through Gifts of A Lifetime) really put a romantic spin on the day (you can do then anywhere) and I highly recommend the photographer, Robyn Lynn

[Brettchief]

Watching Wishes at Narcoosses was one of the highlights of our honeymoon. Dinner at Cali Grill anytime is very romantic. Our new fav is eating at Yachtsman Steakhouse then taking a nice leisurely walk to Epcot on the boarwalk!

[LinnieJean]

MANY thanks for this forum!! I promise to post soon!!

Lin

[LoriMistress]

There are several things you can do that is romantic. DH and I are planning this for our upcoming trip in December:

On our arrival we're having our pictures taken at the GF, then watch Cirque du Soleil, and afterwards having dinner at the Dining Room at Wolfgang Puck's. On another night, we're going to eat visit the CR and eat dinner at the Concourse Steakhouse. And another night we're going to visit the WL, eat dinner at Artist Point, go on a Sleigh Ride, and afterwards check out the EWP.

We'll be eating at many other restaurants that some people consider romantic: Le Cellier, Coral Reef, etc.

[FanofFlorida]

Our romance starts on the plane- where I ALWAYS give my husband a gift (since he usually pays for the vacation, I try and pick up a new money clip, or other item; he is always surprised for some reason)

For our holiday trip this year, we plan to dine at Wolfgang Pucks Dining Room (w/o kids) and then spend the rest of the night at Pleasure Island. We love to eat and party (Vegas junkies).

Most romantic to me is when he asks to take me shopping.... I dont mean to sound so superficial but I dont shop much, and he hates it- so if he asks to go, it is usually means he is trying to spoil me. It is so intentional that it's sweet.

[pinkerbell]

Last year for my husband's birthday, I told him we were staying at Pop Century for the first night of our trip, and I secretly booked the Honeymoon Suite at WL. He was very surprised! I also surprised him with a Wishes Cruise. Both were very romantic!

[NanaTink]

I think it's all romantic....acting like a couple of young kids, enjoying each other without the usual day-to-day life stresses, walking hand-in-hand through the parks, even after 29 years together......screaming ourselves hoarse on the rollercoasters......him wrapping his arms around me while I cry during Wishes.....spending time alone with my very best friend! There are so many different memories......

[Gembley]

the most romantic things we did were running round all the parks in one day to see how many pics we could get on our photo card with my new husband and standing in realy romantic poses. (we go over 100 in about 3 hours), and simaler things to allready mentioned, walking round WS after illuminations, and also walking round some of the more deserted paths around the bottom of the castle in magic kingdom, near the wishing well then just sunggling up on a bench watching the world go byinthe shaddow of the castle.

Gem

[JenipherSage]

oooh...I am going to squirrel away these ideas for next September. My husband just said to me this morning, "But what would we do without the kids in WDW?" Ha!

[dkfajr1]

We are planning our honeymoon for may 2008. we are staying at port orleans french quarter. My future DH said he'd wear the mickey wedding ears! I'm still planning so I'll have to post back afterwards!

[songbird]

Originally Posted by NanaTink

I think it's all romantic....acting like a couple of young kids, enjoying each other without the usual day-to-day life stresses, walking hand-in-hand through the parks, even after 29 years together......screaming ourselves hoarse on the rollercoasters......him wrapping his arms around me while I cry during Wishes.....spending time alone with my very best friend! There are so many different memories......