Lazy day tips?

Dogcopper · 04-05-2003

Finally leaving next week! I even have to be in St. Thomas VI the two days before and wish I could skip it and go to Disney early!

For the first time, my wife and I are going to do at least two "lazy" days of minimal rides, shows, and shops to just relax. Anyone have any fun tips for a lazy day? We are APs and dont need to "fit it all in".

I know that we all don't race from ride to ride. (Like I have done in the past... My guide style is like a Richard Simmons video!)

Thanks again to all who have provided tips on restaurants and the POFQ! This should be a fun trip.

:heart Mickey
:heart Goofy
:heart Tigger the BEST!!!

P.S. Yes, I will be 36 next week. Hard to tell...

mickaholic4077 · 04-05-2003

When I do a lazy day trip,I basically sit and people watch. A great spot to do that is the Boardwalk area. You have all those shops and you can rent t bike thingy if you want.

**BDavis932** · 04-05-2003

Head over to Fort Wilderness for awhile and talk a walk on one of the trails, then eat lunch at Trails End Buffet.....

quartz7 · 04-05-2003

We Rent a boat and hang out around the lagoon. We also just get a cup of Joe and sit in the parks and people watch. This could be very entertaining. My DD idea of relaxing is to ride the monorail, I don't know, but she likes it.

Janelle

trishb · 04-05-2003

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Originally posted by BDavis932
Head over to Fort Wilderness for awhile and talk a walk on one of the trails, then eat lunch at Trails End Buffet.....

I could not agree more! There is so much to do...and so many ways to relax. My favorite way to relax is with a hot cup of coffee in a rocking chair on the front porch of Crockett's Tavern.

The outposts are really neat, too. They have checkers!

MickeyMac · 04-05-2003

DC, how about strolling between the monorail resorts and taking a gander in them? I love checking out the different restaurants/lobby/decor and SHOPS!! :D

WEDINDISNEY · 04-06-2003

We are thinking about having one of those lazy days too. I was thinking about a lazy afternoon by the pool for a little while and then I read what Mickey Mac posted and I like that idea too. Maybe grab a quick lunch or snack at one of the other resorts. Or maybe take a little drive over to Downtown Disney and walk around and start a little early shopping.

Gotta love shopping at disney :heart :)

Dogcopper · 04-06-2003

Sounds like a great idea at Ft Wilderness. Have not been there since '73 when my mom decided that snakes were "just not Disney" :laugh

dab · 04-06-2003

If you follow MickeyMac's suggestion and take a tour of the monorail resorts make sure you allow a little extra time to rest a while in a hammock on the Poly beach!
I also like Quartz's idea of the boat rental. The pontoon boats look like a lot of fun. Or if you're up for a little more child like fun, try the mose boats!
I'll add that I think the World Showcase is extremely relazing. Usually not crowded during the day and so much to see and do... and eat!
Have fun!

trishb · 04-06-2003

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Originally posted by Dogcopper
Sounds like a great idea at Ft Wilderness. Have not been there since '73 when my mom decided that snakes were "just not Disney" :laugh

I have never seen a snake at FW, but I have seen some very friendly (and curious) armadillos.

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Dogcopper Mouseketeer Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Ft. Lauderdale, for the rest of my darn life!!! Posts: 44	Lazy day tips? Finally leaving next week! I even have to be in St. Thomas VI the two days before and wish I could skip it and go to Disney early! For the first time, my wife and I are going to do at least two "lazy" days of minimal rides, shows, and shops to just relax. Anyone have any fun tips for a lazy day? We are APs and dont need to "fit it all in". I know that we all don't race from ride to ride. (Like I have done in the past... My guide style is like a Richard Simmons video!) Thanks again to all who have provided tips on restaurants and the POFQ! This should be a fun trip. :heart Mickey :heart Goofy :heart Tigger the BEST!!! P.S. Yes, I will be 36 next week. Hard to tell... __________________ Tigger forever! CAN'T MOVE TO ORLANDO! LIFE IS NOT FAIR!!! November 1971 - First Trip! 1971 - 2001 - 25 Trips! (Off Property) 2002 - Honeymoon at Disney! All Star Movies! 2003 - Second Honeymoon! POR 2004 - More POR! 2005 - Saved my money! Who knows where?

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quartz7 Mouse Meister Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Parker, Colo Posts: 1,083	We Rent a boat and hang out around the lagoon. We also just get a cup of Joe and sit in the parks and people watch. This could be very entertaining. My DD idea of relaxing is to ride the monorail, I don't know, but she likes it. Janelle __________________ Janelle The very center of Disneyland! Proud Mama of DD Jazzy 14 DS Trevor 10 DC(cat) Tinkerbell 2 Offsite.......1992 Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Contempory.....1994 Disneyland Hotel.....2000, 2001, 2005 Polynesian......2004, 2006 Disneyland Hotel............June 2008, Oct. 2008 Disneyland Hotel.....June 2009

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MickeyMac Cherubic Chocoholic Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,233	DC, how about strolling between the monorail resorts and taking a gander in them? I love checking out the different restaurants/lobby/decor and SHOPS!! :D __________________ ... back in the frozen tundra!

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WEDINDISNEY Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NOW NJ SOMEDAY WDW Posts: 1,587	We are thinking about having one of those lazy days too. I was thinking about a lazy afternoon by the pool for a little while and then I read what Mickey Mac posted and I like that idea too. Maybe grab a quick lunch or snack at one of the other resorts. Or maybe take a little drive over to Downtown Disney and walk around and start a little early shopping. Gotta love shopping at disney :heart :) __________________ 2009 AKV KIDANI VILLAGE 2008 OKW 2008 WLV 2007 AKV & SSR 2007 OKW 2006 SARATOGA SPRINGS (X-MAS) 2006 POFQ 2005 WYNDHAM PALACE DTD 2003 AKL 2002 POLY (WEDDING & HONEYMOON) "YOUR DREAMS CAN COME TRUE IF YOU HAVE THE COURAGE TO PURSURE THEM." WALT DISNEY "WHEN YOU'RE CURIOUS, YOU FIND LOTS OF INTERSTING THINGS TO DO." WALT DISNEY Members I have met: timkelmom & dznycropper My Disney Countdown Counting down to:

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,181	When I do a lazy day trip,I basically sit and people watch. A great spot to do that is the Boardwalk area. You have all those shops and you can rent t bike thingy if you want.

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Dogcopper Mouseketeer Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Ft. Lauderdale, for the rest of my darn life!!! Posts: 44	Sounds like a great idea at Ft Wilderness. Have not been there since '73 when my mom decided that snakes were "just not Disney" :laugh __________________ Tigger forever! CAN'T MOVE TO ORLANDO! LIFE IS NOT FAIR!!! November 1971 - First Trip! 1971 - 2001 - 25 Trips! (Off Property) 2002 - Honeymoon at Disney! All Star Movies! 2003 - Second Honeymoon! POR 2004 - More POR! 2005 - Saved my money! Who knows where?

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dab Perpetual Trip Planner Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 1,604	If you follow MickeyMac's suggestion and take a tour of the monorail resorts make sure you allow a little extra time to rest a while in a hammock on the Poly beach! I also like Quartz's idea of the boat rental. The pontoon boats look like a lot of fun. Or if you're up for a little more child like fun, try the mose boats! I'll add that I think the World Showcase is extremely relazing. Usually not crowded during the day and so much to see and do... and eat! Have fun! __________________ http://www.magicalkingdoms.com/timer...8lwbwx9enz.png

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