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<blockquote data-quote="Seaver" data-source="post: 1064483" data-attributes="member: 3200">My wife and I are going do Disney World again this fall.She had never been before, but she's a huge Disney fanatic so that's where we went for our honeymoon a couple years ago.The one major piece of advice I have is if you go to the 50's Prime Time Café do NOT put your elbows on the table.&nbsp; The food is incedible though.&nbsp; Good, hearty 50's style food.&nbsp; The pot roast was tender and oh so tasty.&nbsp; The kind of stuff our parents and grandparents ate.&nbsp; Well I ate it too, but my mom loves to cook.Almost as soon as we walked in I caught on to the theme, but my wife was still so high on being at Disney World that she was pretty much oblivious.&nbsp; We sat, we ordered, my wife put her elbows on the table, I leaned back and placed my hands on my lap.Then I just watched.Sure enough as soon as the waiter came back out with our chocolate shakes (they were huge!) he took one look at my wife's elbows and proceeded to chastize her in front of everyone.&quot;What are you doing young lady?&quot;&quot;Huh? Me?&quot;&quot;Yes, what are you doing?&quot;&quot;Um I don't know.&quot;&quot;Can anyone here tell me what she's doing wrong&quot;*My wife looks at me for help and only gets a big grin in response*&quot;Are your elbows supposed to be on the table?&quot;&quot;OH!&quot; *she bows her head, yanks her elbows off the table and turns all red* &quot;I'm sorry.&quot;&quot;Now look at your husband here, he has good manners. &quot;She's so cute when she gets flustered.&nbsp; Then she got in trouble for kicking me under the table.&nbsp;&nbsp; I really liked that place.Just remember, mind your manners.As far as Medieval Times it is fun.&nbsp; I had a good laugh when the waitress introduced herself with, &quot;Hello, tonight I'll be your serving wench.&quot;&nbsp; The food was great there too.My wife loves Orlando because of Disney World.&nbsp; I love the food.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seaver, post: 1064483, member: 3200"] My wife and I are going do Disney World again this fall. She had never been before, but she's a huge Disney fanatic so that's where we went for our honeymoon a couple years ago. The one major piece of advice I have is if you go to the 50's Prime Time Café do NOT put your elbows on the table. The food is incedible though. Good, hearty 50's style food. The pot roast was tender and oh so tasty. The kind of stuff our parents and grandparents ate. Well I ate it too, but my mom loves to cook. Almost as soon as we walked in I caught on to the theme, but my wife was still so high on being at Disney World that she was pretty much oblivious. We sat, we ordered, my wife put her elbows on the table, I leaned back and placed my hands on my lap. Then I just watched. Sure enough as soon as the waiter came back out with our chocolate shakes (they were huge!) he took one look at my wife's elbows and proceeded to chastize her in front of everyone. "What are you doing young lady?" "Huh? Me?" "Yes, what are you doing?" "Um I don't know." "Can anyone here tell me what she's doing wrong" *My wife looks at me for help and only gets a big grin in response* "Are your elbows supposed to be on the table?" "OH!" *she bows her head, yanks her elbows off the table and turns all red* "I'm sorry." "Now look at your husband here, he has good manners. " She's so cute when she gets flustered. Then she got in trouble for kicking me under the table. I really liked that place. Just remember, mind your manners. As far as Medieval Times it is fun. I had a good laugh when the waitress introduced herself with, "Hello, tonight I'll be your serving wench." The food was great there too. My wife loves Orlando because of Disney World. I love the food. [/QUOTE]

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