What’s the most relaxing thing to do in Disney?

[ChrisBragalone]

For me it is probably watching a show like Fantasmic or something along the kings of that.

[Niknak88]

I like grabbing a coffee, getting a nice seat, and people watching!!

[Andrea1114]

Riding the skyliner!

[DreamFigment]

Peoplemover is a good one, when it’s running.

[nittanylions]

Anything! Just being there allows me to disconnect from the outside world.

[AnimalKingdomFan79]

I like grabbing a coffee, getting a nice seat, and people watching!!

I just came in here to write sitting down and of course, Nikki beat me to it. Omg, especially in that Florida heat.

I definitely consider getting on relaxing simpler attractions like Living with the Land, or a boat or something and just soaking up some of that good AC I definitely also enjoy resort hopping, taking advantage of the change of scenery and lesser crowds (which is of course more sitting and resting )

[Niknak88]

I like grabbing a coffee, getting a nice seat, and people watching!!

I just came in here to write sitting down and of course, Nikki beat me to it. Omg, especially in that Florida heat.

I definitely consider getting on relaxing simpler attractions like Living with the Land, or a boat or something and just soaking up some of that good AC I definitely also enjoy resort hopping, taking advantage of the change of scenery and lesser crowds (which is of course more sitting and resting )

I would have mentioned the TTA buuuuuuuuuut….

[CH-GenX]

For me it is probably watching a show like Fantasmic or something along the kings of that.

I like getting a drink-and just find a spot in a park to sit and watch.

[Brad192]

A cruise on the Liberty Belle is always a nice way to relax at MK. Taking a break at Aunt Polly's on TSI in one of those comfy chairs is good too! Just don't fall asleep in one like I did!

[WisconsinDisneyDad]

Take a Skyliner cruise

[Just Theo]

Walking is the best for me. I just walk around in circles all day and then hit the rides about an hour before closing when the lines are low.

[jbletheby]

i love to sit on the top floor of paddlefish, with a nice adult beverage and watch the day go by

[jbletheby]

For me it is probably watching a show like Fantasmic or something along the kings of that.

love fantasmic!

[randyf79]

There are a lot on this list that I like...so for something different, I'll offer returning to your Theme Park View Room in Bay Lake Towers after coming back from the last big show at a Theme Park and sitting on the balcony and watching the monorails transitioning off of the main beams and heading to their barns for the night.

[Zach]

Riding the Peoplemover and watching Carousel of Progress.

[Happy2012]

A cruise on the Liberty Belle is always a nice way to relax at MK. Taking a break at Aunt Polly's on TSI in one of those comfy chairs is good too! Just don't fall asleep in one like I did!

Oh I can see myself falling asleep in one of those chairs

[Brad192]

With the exception of falling asleep in my hotel room with a full stomach, hot shower, and a cold drink after a full day at the parks, I'd say spending some time wandering the Oasis or the exploration trails at AK & watching the animals just being themselves. I still think I'd rather spend time with them than a lot humans I know...

[eeyorerose_stitches]

Coffee and a sit...people watch..

And definitely a sit down show.

[KK0213]

AK, sitting in the Nomad Lounge sipping on one of their speciality drinks and having the churros

[Holly Wooden Vine]

Sitting in the back of the Starbucks in Disney Springs watching the balloon go up and down. My favorite spot in the whole world.

[AviationPhotography]

Spaceship Earth or Grand Fiesta! Both are nice relaxing rides.

[Wilbur Robinson]

Living with the Land will always be my favorite ride. It's relaxing, especially after eating a meal! I also like to grab a Joffrey's -- specifically from the Future Land pavilion. After that, I sit nearby where Ellen's Energy Adventure used to be and take in what's around me.

[Liquid Ice]

Favorite is the DVC Lounge in Epcot, just because you get access to one of the areas that used to be part of the original Imagination Pavilion. It is only available to DVC Blue Card members, so it is not normally very crowded either.

I also enjoy Hall of Presidents and Carousel of Progress in MK as ways of sitting back and relaxing and most importantly - escaping the Florida heat.

[Jack Peterson]

Probably sitting on your bed and watching TV in your hotel room.