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RayB:
Can I point out that you said this:
--- Quote from: Nacimroc on February 18, 2010, 08:07:42 pm ---Maybe end up doing the whole disney Epcot thing.
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And then you said this:
--- Quote ---I'm open to anything just not too boring!
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Unless you're over 50, Epcot isn't exactly exciting.
If you're afraid the other Disney parks are too kid oriented, don't be. Their parks are magical for all.
Nacimroc:
--- Quote from: RayB on February 19, 2010, 02:52:29 am ---If you're afraid the other Disney parks are too kid oriented, don't be. Their parks are magical for all.
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Thanks for replies all! Absolutely delighted to hear that! ;D
The reason we were going to stop in New York is because it takes 14+ hours with a stopover to go from Ireland to Florida. After the whole wedding thing and traveling, its a bit too long to do it in 1 go.
The Amtrak thing is a good idea, but I don't think she would go for it for a honeymoon. Maybe another time, doing stopovers in each place would be great but alot of hassle.
Vanguard:
Amtrak does suck. I took a sleeper car from Miami to North Carolina. In the U.S. no one wants to live near a train track. Your scenery through most developed areas consist of industrial parks or slums.
And the accommodations are cramped as mentioned.
Also, I live about 40 minutes from Disney. Epcot is a great place. My wife and I enjoyed it a lot before we had kids. Some of the best restaurants in the Orlando area are at Epcot.
Cakemeister:
When I was in NY we bought tickets for the "hop-on-hop-off" tour bus. That was fun. There are lots of great museums in NYC also. If you have the money you can go to a Broadway show. That costs $$$$$$.
Disney is fun for adults as well as kids. If you go there, I would stay on the property and get the Fast Pass tickets.
In the US we drive on the right side of the road, so be careful if you are driving. I made my wife drive when we visited the UK because driving on the left made me nervous.
drventure:
--- Quote ---In the US we drive on the right side of the road, so be careful if you are driving. I made my wife drive when we visited the UK because driving on the left made me nervous.
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Yeah, but in the US, we don't have roundabouts. Those things messed my right the heck up when I was in the UK the first time. It didn't help that the boss handed +me+ the keys to the only stickshift car he'd rented (he goes "Well, +I'm+ definitely not driving a stick over here!") :)
Left hand drive, left hand shift, driving on the left.
I'm still surprised I didn't get pulled over that first trip.
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