Virtual Disney World

As I mentioned in my last post we had signed up for the ‘food and fun’ package while we were on our honeymoon. One of the fun things we decided to do was to rent a couple of the mini boats from the Grand Floridian dock. Driving the boats around was a great way to explore Bay Lake and all the resorts that are on the shore. Back in 1995 we were also able to drive the boats to Discovery Island (now closed. more info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_Island_%28Florida%29). This was before Animal Kingdom. We had a great time driving the boats around though I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that my boat was tragically slow and my wife’s was much faster. It may have been my driving or that I weight a good deal more than my wife, either way I was frustrated and my wife enjoyed every minute of it :-).

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1995 was a great year.   My wife and I were married in 1995 and went to Disney World for our honeymoon. As I’m sure a lot of visitors to this site would agree, Disney World is not just for kids.

I’m hungry right now so I’m dreaming about food.  We were lucky to have signed up for the Disney dinning plan for our honeymoon.  I think the dinning plan was called ‘Food and Fun’ and it was a great value.   It included all our meals along with fun things like putt-putt golf and boat rentals (more about that in another post). One night we ate “Concourse Steakhouse” in the Contemporary (I think the Contempo Cafe is now in that spot).  The dinning plan included an appetizer, main course, and dessert.  I must admit that my only criteria for choosing a steak was the price.  I scanned down the menu and picked the most expensive.  The steak I choose was awesome and filling but of course I saved room for dessert (it’s included ;-).   I wish I had some pictures of the restaurant.  I only have these memories now.

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