This page is for our trip to Disney World this September, I’ll update it with information about the trip and post from Florida to let the family know how it’s going. Just click on the different categories on the left. Itinerary will be the main one, and it will have our plans as we make them.
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August 15, 2008 at 11:19 pm
Mom
ONLY FOUR MORE WEEKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 30, 2008 at 9:15 pm
Mom
HERE IS SOME THINGS TO DO AROUND OUR RESORT::::GO DOWN AND LOOK AT WATER ACTIVITIES, LOOKS LIKE FUN! LOVE MOM
BOARDWALK ENTERTAINMENT — Disney’s BoardWalk is home to a wide range of activities that differs from day to day. Seasonally, you will find midway games, jugglers, entertainers, hand wax molds, food vendors, magic shows. Surrey bike-riding along the Boardwalk is a popular past time. At night, the night clubs and restaurants spring to life. For more details on the various venues scattered around the BoardWalk and in the entire Epcot Resort Area, follow the links below:
Atlantic Dance is open five nights a week. Tuesday through Saturday there’s a DJ Dance Party with open requests. Closed Sunday and Monday. Open 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Call 407-939-2444 for more information. There’s NO cover charge and you must be 21 to enter. 407-939-2444.
Boardwalk Buskers are an assortment of live entertainers who perform 6:30 – 10:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturdays outdoors on the BoardWalk. From sword swallowers and jugglers to magicians and strolling musicians! For more information on Disney’s BoardWalk live entertainment, visit Steve Soares’ WDW Entertainment Website.
ESPN Club features 100 screens — there are even TVs in the bathrooms! — with all of the latest sporting events. There are regularly scheduled Trivia Nights and Sports Talk Live! shows, with live ESPN sports hosts bringing celebrity interviews, game analysis and sports trivia contests. They also feature NFL Playoff games, up to the Super Bowl. On the menu, you’ll find the usual suspects: sandwiches, burgers and fries, plus, a variety of salads. Call 407-939-1177 for more information.
Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf — Fantasia Gardens is 18 holes of whimsical miniature golf for the whole family, with a dancing hippo and xylophone stairs. Or, if you’re looking for a more challenging experience, there’s Disney’s Fairways — 18 holes that will test your skill a bit more with hazards, traps and roughs. The complex is open 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. (may vary according to season). A round of golf costs $10.65 (including tax) for adults, $8.52 (including tax) for children 3-9. Discount of 50% off for Annual Passholder and up to three guests at Disney’s Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf Course.
Jellyrolls — A sing-along bar, with dueling piano players who take requests. Weekends can be SRO, so try to get there no later than 9! Jellyrolls is open from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. nightly. There’s a $10 cover charge, but no drink minimum. Must be 21. And tell Ray we said HI!
Midway Games — located along the main BoardWalk. Games of chance, with stuffed animals and prizes.
Surrey Bike Rental — One of the favorite activities for families and groups is renting these pretty, fringed surrey bikes on the BoardWalk. You can pedal your way around Crescent Lake, over to the Yacht and Beach Club, or the Swan/Dolphin. (Surrey bikes are not allowed on the walkway to Epcot’s World Showcase.) Rentals are available on the Boardwalk itself, until 10:30 p.m. every night.
The Yard Arcade — located next to the ESPN Club. This gameroom has an urban playground theme and features the latest in sports-themed video games. And so you don’t miss a minute of the latest sports action, the audio for the games being televised next door is piped in.
WATER ACTIVITIES
Bayside Marina — located just outside Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, the marina is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. This is the place to arrange IllumiNations cruises, other specialty cruises, or fishing excursions. You can also rent water mice, pontoon boats, and other water craft. Annual Passholders receive discounts off the regular price of boat rentals, subject to availability; certain restrictions apply. (Not valid for specialty cruises.)
Call 407-WDW-PLAY (or other numbers as indicated) for more information or to make reservations.
Albatross Treasure Cruise for ages 4-10 — Children will wear bandannas as they follow clues and sail to many exotic “ports of call” around Crescent Lake and Epcot looking for treasure. During the voyage, children will hear a reading of “The Legend of the Albatross.” At the final port of call, children will have lunch of peanut butter and jelly sandwich, cookie, and juice box, and will split up the “buried treasure.” Held Wednesdays 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Children must be potty trained — no pull-ups. Price is $28.17 plus tax per child. Reservations are recommended. Call 407-WDW-DINE.
Canopy Boats — 16′, v-hulled motorized boats, accommodate up to 8 adults. $26.50/half-hour.
Pontoon Boats — 21′ motorized, canopied platforms on pontoons. Accommodate up to 10 adults. $42 per 1/2 hour.
Sea Raycers — small craft that can speed up to 22 mph. Minimum age is 12, height requirement is 5 feet. Combined maximum weight limit for all passengers is 320 pounds. All drivers under the age of 18 MUST have a parent or legal guardian sign a release. Drivers 18 years of age must provide ID with birth date. $24 per 1/2 hour.
Specialty Cruise (food and beverage packages available) — 12 guests maximum, including driver.
Breathless Specialty Cruise and Breathless Rides are suspended indefinitely.
Fishing — There are several different types of fishing excursions departing from the Bayside Marina. Guided Bass Fish Excursion is a two-hour trip, 5 guests maximum. The Kid Fishing Around the World trip is a one-hour trip. Children 6-12 are eligible. Call WDW-PLAY for more information or visit the Fishing Excursion page for more details on other fishing trips.
September 5, 2008 at 8:12 pm
Mom
ONE MORE WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!