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If you order a package, can you have more than one bottle of wine open at a time? My wife prefers white zinfandel while I prefer red wine. :confused:

I've not had the chocolate bean selection mentioned previously for V&A's chef's table as we've always just eaten in the main dining area there, BUT they always have had a chocolate souffle on the menu. And they're always to die for. Always. :cool1:

Us too! :cool1: :cheer2:

I pressed to try to get some information, but that's all I got. With the new breakfast, I agree that could be the cause. But don't they still do lunch at CRT after that breakfast? So that made me wonder about the recent changes where they no longer had the hot buffet but they would bring you an...

We got a call that our PS at Restaurant Akershus would have to be cancelled because effective 10/24/04, they will no longer be serving lunch at this location. They will still be open for the character breakfast and for dinner...just not for lunch. Bummer for us as it has been a tradition...

For the restaurants listed, casual park attire is the norm. Victoria and Albert's requires jackets for men and evening wear for women. There are other restaurants with dress codes, however. When I made PS for our upcoming trip at Jiko, California Grill, and Artist Point, I was told that...

We have always wanted to do this. On our upcoming trip, we won't know until the last minute if we have an afternoon free where this would work. Are PS a must, or can you walk in? :confused:

When we went, we weren't that impressed. By the time you get through the buffet line, you don't have much time to eat before the show begins. We had to make a mad dash to the dessert line during the show, which is difficult to do since the show happens in and among the tables. Just not our...

Nappies! Main Entrance or International Gateway?

About half the time, we take the kids. The December...we're child free!:bounce: :Pinkbounc

We're planning to check out the Viking Cruise on Thu Dec 9. pirate:

testing again.

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We'll be at PO-R 12/4-12/11. Maybe MVMCP on 12/5. CP on 12/11. :earsboy: :earsgirl:

We've never been able to get by on less than 2 Epcot days. Also, there are fabulous restaurants inside Epcot...no real reason to leave the park for a meal IMO. If you have kids, our kids have enjoyed Marrakech and Biergarten. They even got thru Akershus just fine.

Their souffles are to die for; aren't they? On my first visit, I had a chocolate pistacchio souffle. I've gone back several times hoping to have that souffle again and it's never been repeated. However, I've always found a pleasant substitute.:teeth:

This is at Epcot during the holidays. I think there are 3 restaurant groupings of different price ranges. You prepay for dinner and get a PS for the restaurant. You also get a "PS" for a Candlelight Processional performance.

We are returning to V&A for our 6th visit in Dec. We considered trying the chef's table for something different, since we've always sat in the dining room, but we again chose the dining room. We just didn't want to lose the romance. V&A is always a highlight of the trip for us. :earsboy: :earsgirl:

We'll be at PC Dec 4-11. We're attending the ASHP Mid-Year Conference at the Orlando Convention Center Dec 5-8. When we aren't at the convention, we'll be soaking up as much Disney goodness as we can find! On the 9th and 10th, you'll find us at Epcot. :earsboy: :earsgirl:

...during the fireworks scene of El Rio de Tiempo... ...as you exit Spaceship Earth going into New Global Neighborhood... ALSO...as I walked from FW to WS at dusk, a cart vendor (she was selling light up toys) asked if I wanted her to "activate" my pin. She said it would go off for about...