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DisCharmed
11-02-2004, 12:11 PM
We are staying at the Newport Bay over christmas and noticed they have a (very expensive) gala dinner whilst we are there. Does anyone have ay experience of these? Is it just a meal or a show or what????
Any help appreciated

Charmed pirate:

bubblefactory
11-02-2004, 02:07 PM
Hi Charmed,

we have had experience of a gala dinner at the disneyland; it is very good but there is no show.

there are some pics in the dlp new thread .

Alec

DisCharmed
11-06-2004, 04:55 PM
thanks for the reply your pictures look great!

I am becoming a bit worried about the price of the meals over Christmas as this is already a bit of a 'splash out' even before we start looking at really expensive meals...:rolleyes:

tracyjane
11-06-2004, 05:21 PM
hi there:wave:
i totally agree with you we have paid out loads of money staying in the disney hotel:hyper: . but.......... i think im gonna have a few xmas dinners before i go and make do with take aways:eek: , i dunno really! anyone with any good solutions to this, the cost of the xmas and new years meals are a frightning thought, but then again we only live once sooooo help! are they worth the money or should i say is the food good and do you get enough, are the self service???????:Pinkbounc :Pinkbounc :hyper:
tracy

bubblefactory
11-07-2004, 01:44 AM
I can only speak about the Inventions NY dinner that we attended, as you have seen from the photo's the food was fabulous - I still have the menu somewhere I'm sure if anyone wants a photocopy. We paid £70 per head per adult then Lois ate free because of an early booking deal and Callie was free because she was only 2 1/2.

The food is laid out and you serve yourself buffet style, your waitress clears your plates and serves your drinks: water, wine and kids drinks were included in the price as was a glass of champagne to finish.

Was it worth the money ? You could get a lot of counter service food for £150 but not anywhere near the standard of that buffet.

We went over NYE to join in with whatever events were on offer and with the same view as Tracey - you only live once. I think we would have felt left out leaving the hotel to eat when the majority had booked dinner.

Alec