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  • On Feb 7, 2008
    Christopher from MI Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    i am planning the 25th anniversary for my wife and I. We will be staying in June. Already have my reservations and dining res's. Looking for that special touch but not to elaborate. We are having dinner on our anniversary at Artist Point.

    Initially, it might seem difficult to find some quiet moments inside Walt Disney World but there are some special spots to visit.

    I have some ideas:
    - order an anniversary cake to be delivered to your table at the Artist Point restaurant.  When you arrive, ask for a window table.
    -take a carriage ride through the Port Orleans resort and then the boat transportation to Downtown Disney.  Take her to a store that you know she’ll enjoy such as Days of Christmas or World of Memories.
    - visit the Grand Floridian resort and take a stroll on the beach. Find a swing and relax.
    - The walk over to the Polynesian is very romantic. You will pass the Wedding Pavilion. If it’s not being used, walk over the bridge and out to the trellis. From here, you can share a quiet moment looking at Cinderella’s Castle and reminisce about your own wedding. Continue on your walk to the Polynesian. Find a quiet place on the beach and watch the Wishes fireworks. The tiki torches add to the romantic atmosphere.
    - for a morning in the Magic Kingdom, stop at the Main Street Bake Shop and then take your order outside. You‘ll find tables just past the Plaza Restaurant that offer a quiet respite. Next, stroll through the nearby rose garden. Make a wish at Cinderella’s wishing well.
    - Find a relaxing place aboard the Liberty Belle riverboat. 
    - stroll the hidden paths inside Animal Kingdom
    - walk around World Showcase, stopping to explore the quiet courtyards.
    -walk or take a Friendship boat to the Boardwalk. Try to win your spouse a carnival prize, just like old times.
    - while in the parks, make sure to get souvenir photos of the both of you. Utilize Photo Pass.
    -take a late night swim or soak in the hot tub after all the kids have gone to bed.

    None of the above ideas are very costly and most of them are complimentary. However they are very thoughtful moments that your special someone is sure to remember.

    I wish you both a Happy 25th Anniversary!
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Meet the Panelist: Kimberly, Tennessee

I am a stay-at-home mom with a 12 year old son. I thrive on planning vacations, especially to WDW. Inspiring families to vacation at Disney with a memorable itinerary and budget-saving tips is extremely rewarding for me. Learn More About Kimberly

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