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  1. #1
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    I've had a change of plans for our upcoming July trip. We are adding my daughter's (21) significant other. It will be his first vacation with us and this is a true test! He's been to Disney World before but only off-site for a few days.

    We arrive AFTER a Non-Disney 7 day cruise where we will be with DH's family (14 people total). So I need to relax with my family with an extra 5 days at Disney - right?

    Here are my plans:

    Arrive 7/5 Old Key West 2 bedroom (yes, he's sleeping on the pull out while the girls sleep in second bedroom). We are on the standard dining plan.

    Cinderella's Royal Table
    Mama Melrose Fantasmic Dinner Package
    Chef Mickey
    Coral Reef
    And the SURPRISE this time (we try to always do a surprise) - Illuminations Desert viewing

    I think I may try to switch Mama Melrose to Brown Derby....

    What do you guys think? Am I missing anything major for a novice?
    Then: #runICOT 1/16
    GC Disneyland 10/15
    #runICOT 1/15
    OKW 7/14
    BWV #runICOT 1/14
    VBR and BCV 7/13
    AoA 10/12 iCOT 15th!
    VBR, OKW, Magic, & AKL 5/12
    BCV, BLT, Dream 8/11
    BWV 9/09
    AKV & DCL Magic 5/09
    POR 11/08 (no KIDS)
    BWV 6/08
    SSR 11/07
    AKL - 5/06
    Offsite 6/05
    ASM 7/99
    Offsite 3/97

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    If it were me for the 2 credits on the DP, I would go to the Hoop Dee Doo instead of Cinderella's Royal Table. I'm not a fan of Coral Reef! Have a great time on your cruise and 5 Disney days. I'm jealous!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mydisneygirls View Post
    If it were me for the 2 credits on the DP, I would go to the Hoop Dee Doo instead of Cinderella's Royal Table. I'm not a fan of Coral Reef! Have a great time on your cruise and 5 Disney days. I'm jealous!
    I am conflicted about Coral Reef. We were there Thanksgiving 2006 and it was meh. BUT as an experience with the tank... it cannot be beat.

    The same with Cinderella Royal Table. My daughter told him about this and he wants to "eat" in the castle so I cannot say no.
    Then: #runICOT 1/16
    GC Disneyland 10/15
    #runICOT 1/15
    OKW 7/14
    BWV #runICOT 1/14
    VBR and BCV 7/13
    AoA 10/12 iCOT 15th!
    VBR, OKW, Magic, & AKL 5/12
    BCV, BLT, Dream 8/11
    BWV 9/09
    AKV & DCL Magic 5/09
    POR 11/08 (no KIDS)
    BWV 6/08
    SSR 11/07
    AKL - 5/06
    Offsite 6/05
    ASM 7/99
    Offsite 3/97

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    I don't know I think I'd keep Mama Melrose...everything looks delicious, enjoy


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    Quote Originally Posted by MississippiDisneyFreak View Post
    I don't know I think I'd keep Mama Melrose...everything looks delicious, enjoy
    I forgot Brown Derby is 2 TS so I'm keeping Mama Melrose.
    Then: #runICOT 1/16
    GC Disneyland 10/15
    #runICOT 1/15
    OKW 7/14
    BWV #runICOT 1/14
    VBR and BCV 7/13
    AoA 10/12 iCOT 15th!
    VBR, OKW, Magic, & AKL 5/12
    BCV, BLT, Dream 8/11
    BWV 9/09
    AKV & DCL Magic 5/09
    POR 11/08 (no KIDS)
    BWV 6/08
    SSR 11/07
    AKL - 5/06
    Offsite 6/05
    ASM 7/99
    Offsite 3/97

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    He may enjoy 50's Prime Time at DHS (assuming that's where you'll be)...good food and great fun!
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    Must dos for dining are hard because we all have our favorites.

    I am with mydisneygirls on the Coral Reef. The aquarium is cool but I don't think it makes up for the food and service issues. There are so many good places to eat at Epcot. San Angel Inn has good food and a great atmosphere. I like the Garden Grill too but you already have two character meals.

    Chef Mickey's is not my favorite but I can totally see it as a good place to take a first timer.

    50s Primetime was another good suggestion or Sci Fi .

    I also think Sanaa is worth a trip to AKL and you could ask to sit near the windows for animal viewing.
    Cindy aka AgentC
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    Quote Originally Posted by WishingStar2006 View Post
    He may enjoy 50's Prime Time at DHS (assuming that's where you'll be)...good food and great fun!
    I LOVE Prime time but we were looking for something with a Fantasmic package.
    Then: #runICOT 1/16
    GC Disneyland 10/15
    #runICOT 1/15
    OKW 7/14
    BWV #runICOT 1/14
    VBR and BCV 7/13
    AoA 10/12 iCOT 15th!
    VBR, OKW, Magic, & AKL 5/12
    BCV, BLT, Dream 8/11
    BWV 9/09
    AKV & DCL Magic 5/09
    POR 11/08 (no KIDS)
    BWV 6/08
    SSR 11/07
    AKL - 5/06
    Offsite 6/05
    ASM 7/99
    Offsite 3/97

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    Quote Originally Posted by AgentC View Post
    Must dos for dining are hard because we all have our favorites.

    I am with mydisneygirls on the Coral Reef. The aquarium is cool but I don't think it makes up for the food and service issues. There are so many good places to eat at Epcot. San Angel Inn has good food and a great atmosphere. I like the Garden Grill too but you already have two character meals.

    Chef Mickey's is not my favorite but I can totally see it as a good place to take a first timer.

    50s Primetime was another good suggestion or Sci Fi .

    I also think Sanaa is worth a trip to AKL and you could ask to sit near the windows for animal viewing.
    We are doing Chef Mickey as a breakfast. I find that's better than dinner. 50s Primetime is a favorite of mine but it doesn't come with Fantasmic.

    I don't see us hitting Saana. But now I'm seriously reconsidering Coral Reef. San Angel is so close to La Cava. Margarita!
    Then: #runICOT 1/16
    GC Disneyland 10/15
    #runICOT 1/15
    OKW 7/14
    BWV #runICOT 1/14
    VBR and BCV 7/13
    AoA 10/12 iCOT 15th!
    VBR, OKW, Magic, & AKL 5/12
    BCV, BLT, Dream 8/11
    BWV 9/09
    AKV & DCL Magic 5/09
    POR 11/08 (no KIDS)
    BWV 6/08
    SSR 11/07
    AKL - 5/06
    Offsite 6/05
    ASM 7/99
    Offsite 3/97

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMTStone View Post
    We are doing Chef Mickey as a breakfast. I find that's better than dinner. 50s Primetime is a favorite of mine but it doesn't come with Fantasmic.

    I don't see us hitting Saana. But now I'm seriously reconsidering Coral Reef. San Angel is so close to La Cava. Margarita!
    Totally agree on Chef Mickey. When we do it , we always do breakfast. I just enjoy some of the other character meals better but my kids love Chef Mickey's.

    We are at San Angel in January and it was great. And yes so much closer to the margaritas.
    Cindy aka AgentC
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