50's Primetime and a Birthday - The DIS Discussion Forums

vellamint · 07-26-2009, 12:47 AM

Please share experiences with this restaurant for a birthday celebration. Can you order a special cake. I think you can get a cake at the podium (for a fee of course). My twin daughters want to eat there for their 15th birthday. Did the servers do or say anything "different".

Thanks.

wifey · 07-26-2009, 05:12 AM

Our 2007 trip was when DH had a birthday we celebrated at 50's PT it was great and funny, he shared it with a 'birthday twin' who was a little girl of about 8 they coloured in cards and signed them and exchanged cards all organised by our server 'cousin Sarah' thn they both got a birthday cupcake with lots of frosting and 'Mickey sprinkles' and they made everyone sing 'happy birthday' to them both

It was fun and even though we were having a full dinner (very yummy by the way) they packed the cupcake into a little container so we could take it back to our room with us. All in all it was a great meal with a wonderful atmosphere and we're going back for our anniversary in 7 weeks time for another dinner there

VegasMike21 · 07-26-2009, 07:08 AM

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Originally Posted by vellamint

Please share experiences with this restaurant for a birthday celebration. Can you order a special cake. I think you can get a cake at the podium (for a fee of course). My twin daughters want to eat there for their 15th birthday. Did the servers do or say anything "different".

Thanks.

You can specially order a cake for a premium cost if you like. I'm certain that if you have a cake, the server will do something special. If you don't order the cake and have it noted on your reservation your server could still do something special but it's not a given.

TheRustyScupper · 07-26-2009, 08:56 AM

1) The Sara Lee frozen cakes are $21 at the podium.
2) They used to be $12 until they changed to Sara Lee.

vellamint · 07-26-2009, 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheRustyScupper

1) The Sara Lee frozen cakes are $21 at the podium.
2) They used to be $12 until they changed to Sara Lee.

LockShockBarrel · 07-27-2009, 12:29 AM

We didn't even say anything about my dad's birthday and still got something. He had his birthday pin from guest relations on, and he got a cupcake with a candle, the whole "family" was lead in singing Happy Birthday and our "cousin" sent around a birthday card for everyone to sign. We weren't charged for it and he still got another dessert of his choice (we were on the dining plan). Not a given, but still pretty fun! I think 50's Prime Time would be an almost safe bet of getting something from because of the family theme atmosphere, especially if they have birthday pins on!

KingdomHeartsFan · 07-27-2009, 01:46 AM

I hope they make it special for my best friend. We are eating here for his 28th birthday in September.

ROEDISNEY · 07-27-2009, 08:34 AM

Love 50's Prime Time. Good food and lots of fun.

sharadoc · 07-27-2009, 09:43 AM

I picked 50's Prime Time for my birthday in August because I was born in the fifties

But I think it will be a fun atmosphere so I'm really looking forward to it, plus my fave food is fried chicken.

thanks for the price of the cake info. I was thinking of getting that for my kids so we could all have birthday cake, but that's a bit steep. We're on a bit of a budget and not on the dining plan. I think I'll get a cake at the grocery store and we'll have it for a week.

07-26-2009, 12:47 AM	#1
vellamint Dont you like me Tag Fairy?! Could you at least Capitalize my ID name :( - Dont make me come over there... Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: L.I., New York Posts: 3,105	50's Primetime and a Birthday Please share experiences with this restaurant for a birthday celebration. Can you order a special cake. I think you can get a cake at the podium (for a fee of course). My twin daughters want to eat there for their 15th birthday. Did the servers do or say anything "different". Thanks. __________________ 08/09 All Star Sports -- 11/09 BWV & DCL -- 2/2010 -- DISNEYLAND -Girls Trip!! --10/2010 Weekend Trip (BLT with my favorite Aunt)!! 01/09 Grand Floridian & The Disney Wonder -- 8/08 Hard Rock Hotel & Cypress Pointe & Pop Century -- 2/08 Animal Kingdom Villas -- 8/06 All Star Movies & Venetian Villages -- 4/06 Grand Californian 3/05 Wilderness Lodge Villas -- 8/04 Disneyland & DCA -- 2/04 Boardwalk Villas -- 8/03 HIFS & Marriott Cypress Harbour 1/03 Beach Club Villas & Old Key West -- 4/02 Radisson Twin Towers & Caribbean Beach -- 8/00 Holiday Inn Sunspree

07-26-2009, 05:12 AM	#2
wifey DIS Veteran Join Date: May 2005 Location: U.K. (North East) Posts: 1,799	Brilliant place for celebrations! Our 2007 trip was when DH had a birthday we celebrated at 50's PT it was great and funny, he shared it with a 'birthday twin' who was a little girl of about 8 they coloured in cards and signed them and exchanged cards all organised by our server 'cousin Sarah' thn they both got a birthday cupcake with lots of frosting and 'Mickey sprinkles' and they made everyone sing 'happy birthday' to them both It was fun and even though we were having a full dinner (very yummy by the way) they packed the cupcake into a little container so we could take it back to our room with us. All in all it was a great meal with a wonderful atmosphere and we're going back for our anniversary in 7 weeks time for another dinner there __________________ Food Report 2009 http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2204927 Trip Report 2009 http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2286975 Trip Report 2007 http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1508500[img] June 1998 Comfort Inn LBV, November 2000 AS Music Jazz 2510, September 2002 SpringHill Suites MV, February 2004 AS Movies Purdey 4960, June 2005 Comfort Inn LBV, November 2005 Sequoia Lodge DLRP Last trip 21st June 2007 AS Movies, Next Trip September 2009 First time at Port Orleans French Quarter Me DH NielDS Ethan

07-27-2009, 01:46 AM	#7
KingdomHeartsFan Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lexington, TN Posts: 460	I hope they make it special for my best friend. We are eating here for his 28th birthday in September. __________________ ºoºJoshºoº

07-27-2009, 08:34 AM	#8
ROEDISNEY DIS Veteran My name is Disney Join Date: May 2004 Location: SO.JERSEY/SO.PHILLY Posts: 5,511	Love 50's Prime Time. Good food and lots of fun. __________________ Port Orleans French Quarter 8/26 to 9/7 http://www.youtube.com/WDISNYW PORS

07-27-2009, 09:43 AM	#9
sharadoc Trying our best to stimulate the economy, one Disney Dollar at a time! Join Date: May 2008 Location: Limerick, PA Posts: 1,890	I picked 50's Prime Time for my birthday in August because I was born in the fifties But I think it will be a fun atmosphere so I'm really looking forward to it, plus my fave food is fried chicken. thanks for the price of the cake info. I was thinking of getting that for my kids so we could all have birthday cake, but that's a bit steep. We're on a bit of a budget and not on the dining plan. I think I'll get a cake at the grocery store and we'll have it for a week. __________________ *Sharadoc* DH Me DS and DD 6X offsite, 6X POFQ 2X ASMu 1X FW 02/2010 - BWV; 12/2010 - VWL

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07-26-2009, 08:56 AM	#4
TheRustyScupper FACT OF LIFE: Half of golf is fun. The other half is putting. Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: 15-minutes from The Mouse Posts: 8,363	1) The Sara Lee frozen cakes are $21 at the podium. 2) They used to be $12 until they changed to Sara Lee.

07-27-2009, 12:29 AM	#6
LockShockBarrel Pudge controls the weather. Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Buffalo NY Posts: 183	We didn't even say anything about my dad's birthday and still got something. He had his birthday pin from guest relations on, and he got a cupcake with a candle, the whole "family" was lead in singing Happy Birthday and our "cousin" sent around a birthday card for everyone to sign. We weren't charged for it and he still got another dessert of his choice (we were on the dining plan). Not a given, but still pretty fun! I think 50's Prime Time would be an almost safe bet of getting something from because of the family theme atmosphere, especially if they have birthday pins on!

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