Restaurants for Christmas Eve / Day

[nightrider68]

Do the park / village or hotel restaurants change their menus for Christmas Eve or Christmas Day ?

Thanks

[salandbri]

A lot of the restaurants do special meals (some with entertainment) on Christmas Eve evening and a couple of the hotels on Christmas Day - these must all be pre-booked. We ate in Walt's on Christmas Day last year and the Blue Lagoon on Boxing Day and both had the standard menu:santa:

[nightrider68]

Thanks for the reply

Thats great news about Walts as we had already discussed that for Christmas Day.

We will be there from 23rd to 27th December, so will be having the turkey when we get home.

[andy6326]

On Christmas Eve - if you want to eat in a hotel, you can only eat in the hotel you're staying at so its worth booking in advance. Christmas Eve Dinner in Inventions was amazing

see my Christmas info report here

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1324950

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[nightrider68]

Excellent attachment - as we have never been away for Christmas it will be very strange and expect it be busy. Our previous visits in December have been during the second midweek so it has been reasonably quiet.

What is the Tinkerbell show ? is it always in the NPB ?

Would like to stay in DLH again but require family room for 5 and price is in excess of £3200 including tickets whereas Marriott + 5 AP's is about £920 and thats if we have to pay for all 5 AP's - if under 7 offer is still on the total we will save another £200+

just have to cook own breakfast:(

[Ware Bears]

Oh well, it's a small price to pay for such a big saving. :lmao: Everyone who has stayed at Marriott has always had very favourable things to say about it. :thumbsup2

We went to the Tinker Bell show back in 2005 ~ there is some info about it in my trippie (December 2005).

I think it changed last year though, I think it was called Mickey's Holiday Show (or something like that)