Btw, going to Disneyland soon. We will be in the park four full days, from Feb 29 - March 3 (Monday-Thursday). There will be five of us: my in-laws (a spry 75-year old and 68-year old who can both do a lot of walking), plus myself and my husband and my brother-in-law. We are aware of the refurbishments and closures. I've done the usual research, but I'm looking for tips based on our group structure. We will have parkhopper passes and we're staying at the closest off-site hotel (the Best Western right by the gates). Breakfast is covered. (The in-laws are going to try to pay for virtually everything. o_O)
The in-laws like history. They're not so much for thrill rides, so we'll save those for when they take breaks. It's my father-in-law's first time in the park since 1958 or 1959 and my mother-in-law's first time. They've been to the Magic Kingdom and Epcot at Disney World once a couple of years ago, though. They liked Epcot a lot and MK some. They will want to eat at a sit-down full-service place at least once, and I was thinking of the restaurant in DCA that serves wine, but I'm not sure about which other nice places are worth eating at.
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The in-laws like history. They're not so much for thrill rides, so we'll save those for when they take breaks. It's my father-in-law's first time in the park since 1958 or 1959 and my mother-in-law's first time. They've been to the Magic Kingdom and Epcot at Disney World once a couple of years ago, though. They liked Epcot a lot and MK some. They will want to eat at a sit-down full-service place at least once, and I was thinking of the restaurant in DCA that serves wine, but I'm not sure about which other nice places are worth eating at.