Disneymooning 101

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Disneymooning 101

Check out our latest article -- the first in our Disneymooning series!

http://www.wdwforgrownups.com/articles/article-18.html

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Thanks, admin! We explored some of the disney mooning ideas for our anniversary trips. It's a lot of fun to approach a trip from a romance and celebrating each other perspective.

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Oh, that's fun!

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loove it!
I honeymooned at Disney too & we had an awesome time..but oy vay I wish I had settled down and just relaxed a little bit! I was so "go, go, go" I am surprised I had a husband to bring home with me. After all the wedding stress I needed to relax..I came home more wound up than when I left.

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Our Disney style would have suited a honeymoon. We like to take everything at a very relaxed pace. Although we do have a tendency to have quite a few mornings where we get up to make use of the parks before everyone else can get there.

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Bella wrote:
loove it!
I honeymooned at Disney too & we had an awesome time..but oy vay I wish I had settled down and just relaxed a little bit! I was so "go, go, go" I am surprised I had a husband to bring home with me. After all the wedding stress I needed to relax..I came home more wound up than when I left.

That's a really good tip that nobody ever seems to "get" until they've been through it themselves laugh

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I think Disney World for a honeymoon is best if both parties have been several times before and you don't have to focus on all the newness.

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Part 2 of Disneymooning 101 is up, it's about dining and special experiences:

http://www.wdwforgrownups.com/articles/article-19.html

We did a lot of this on our honeymoon -- California Grill, Citricos and Cinderella's Royal Table. We didn't make it to Jiko until our 1st anniversary trip. I wish we had done a couples massage!

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Ha ha -- couples massages always kind of weird me out. I think I'd go with one of the sweetheart dinners first!

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I always thought the same thing, but it sounds more weird than it really is. Your 'standard' couples massage is just like any other massage only you and your sweetie are in the same room.

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I wish the professional portrait session with the FP photogs would have been around when we honeymooned there! I would have loved to have that done..oh well!

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LifeIsForLiving wrote:
I always thought the same thing, but it sounds more weird than it really is. Your 'standard' couples massage is just like any other massage only you and your sweetie are in the same room.

Are you supposed to be quiet? Or do you chat?

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Brad wrote:
LifeIsForLiving wrote:
I always thought the same thing, but it sounds more weird than it really is. Your 'standard' couples massage is just like any other massage only you and your sweetie are in the same room.

Are you supposed to be quiet? Or do you chat?

haha. While I haven't done a couples massage at Disney, I did have one with my husband a few years ago in Las Vegas. We chatted and joked a bit. It was fun being in the same room. My husband had the massage therapists cracking up. But eventually we settled down and let them get down to business. (:

Not to mention that often, a couples massage is cheaper than 2 individual massages.

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Brad wrote:
LifeIsForLiving wrote:
I always thought the same thing, but it sounds more weird than it really is. Your 'standard' couples massage is just like any other massage only you and your sweetie are in the same room.

Are you supposed to be quiet? Or do you chat?


I am the worst massage getter..I can never tell if I should talk to the masseuse or just let them do their magic. If I was in a couples massage I am sure I'd be even worse.

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I don't think I'm a "massage person." But honestly I've never really had one, so I don't know for sure. (A real one anyway)