Honestly when the wife and I go anymore, we do what pretty much everyone else would do at Disney World. We don't go out of our way to do a bunch of romantic stuff. That being said, I think there's plenty available for you if that's your desire.
Here's a good article on Disney World for Couples. It has all the obvious ideas, but plenty of others for those who's definition of "romance" isn't so mainstream.
Personally we think riding Splash Mountain together on a chilly night is romantic, but maybe that's just us?
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Preferred Rooms at Pop Century
I always like a better room, so I was curious if I should have any interest in the preferred rooms at Disney's Pop Century. My conclusion is they're not worth it for me. I actually like DisneyZane's logic. Which led me to a couple of useful articles:
Pop Century Preferred Rooms on WorthyPosts and
Are Pop Century Preferred Rooms Worth the Money on the Pop Century fan site.
I still can't tell whether you have to pay extra for a King Room though.
Pop Century Preferred Rooms on WorthyPosts and
Are Pop Century Preferred Rooms Worth the Money on the Pop Century fan site.
I still can't tell whether you have to pay extra for a King Room though.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Christine McVie
Christine McVie! I love everything Fleetwood Mac and everyone in Fleetwood Mac does:
I honestly thought this was a Fleetwood Mac song...but I digress. I thought I'd admit I had some taste after the Ke$ha admission!
I honestly thought this was a Fleetwood Mac song...but I digress. I thought I'd admit I had some taste after the Ke$ha admission!
Friday, May 28, 2010
Disney's Pop Century
Looking around at the Pop Century Resort Fan Page and found some interesting stuff on the Pop Century Resort Layout. Although it's on the site, that article doesn't make any mention of the rotting husk of the Legendary Years that sites across the lake from the rest of the resort. Pretty weird.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Visions of the "Future"
Came across this cool post about an artist in the late 1800's vision of the "future" in the year 2000.
Looks about right to me, eh?
Looks about right to me, eh?
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