Grand Old Opryland Hotel

[orlandobabe]

then renamed as The Gaylord Palms-bottom of I Drive. It looked as if it was about to open when we were there at Xmas-just wondered if it has and what's it like.

Is it the sort of place that might do great buffets?

Orlandobabe

[Ken and Julia]

We are there next week and will check it out if open although I will probably have to buy a pink cravat (I think thats how its spelt)whoever decided on Gaylord,



always look on the bright side

[imported_admin]

I think cravats are called Ascots in the US - or so our 3 year old's new Scooby Doo video suggests :)

John & Sarah

[florida4sun]

quote:
We are there next week and will check it out if open although I will probably have to buy a pink cravat (I think thats how its spelt)whoever decided on Gaylord,always look on the bright side


I think youll find that Gaylord Palms was Jamiacan poet and writer.

[porky]

I think Gaylord Palms should be thankful he didn't have a surname like mine. Imagine the poor man having to go through life being called Gaylord Freke<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> <img src=icon_smile_evil.gif border=0 align=middle>

Jacqui



Edited by - porky on 16/02/2002 12:24:30

[Carla]

Jacqui

I hope that none of your kids has a name beginning with "A".<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

[fiona]

Gaylord Palms was up and running when we were out last week. We sailed past many times on the Osceola Parkway, and will pop in for a drink when we're out for longer in the summer.

Looks frightfully swish and enormous - but really stuck in the middle of nowhere - although obviously very near to Disney.

Don't remember seeing any great fuss in the Orlando Sentinel - did I miss something?

Fiona

[orlandobabe]

Well I went to their website to see if they did a sunday brunch-but their site is ***** (pick a rhyming word!) (Not right! That fits!)

So I'm no further forward- but I'll let you know as and when I find out-as what would sunday be without a leisurely brunch!

Orlandobabe