DL Birthday stuff for "Old" people?

[ArielsMelody]

Hey everyone,

My best friend's birthday is coming up and she wants to spend it in DL. That's great with me since we're AP holders and love a great excuse to hang out there! Anyway I know that they do the "Happiest Birthday on Earth" but from what I can tell (I haven't checked it out really carefully) that is mostly for the little ones. We're in our (getting late!) twenties. Are there any out-of-the-ordinary things to do for her birthday? We're pretty seasoned Disney veterans but I have learned a few secrets I didn't know about by lurking around here. Any ideas?

Ariel

 

[iceskatejen]

Definetely stop in at City Hall and pick up a birthday sticker. She'll be wished a happy b-day by CMs all day long.

 

[barbarabee]

I took my 50 year old "birthday boy" to Goofy's Kitchen for a character breakfast and it was really fun! They have a special birthday bag that you can purchase, and Goofy came out with a cupcake!

 

[PattiPB]

We did the Happiest B-day on Earth at Plaza Inn last month, and it was ADORABLE!!!

For $10 you get free bug juice, a mickey-style cake to decorate yourself, and some entertainment from Pat E. Cake. Mickey and Minnie arrive, conga with the kids, have a singalong, and do a photo op. We have a great photo of our group under the "My Disneyland Birthday" sign! Only one way to get that photo!

I think it's a great idea for a very different, delightful and inexpensive b-day celebration for an "old" person---although I'd love to know what you think is old!! LOL!!!

 

[TravelGal]

A couple of years ago we took my father to Blue Bayou for his 60th birthday. The cast members were great, we were seated near the water, they brought "Gpa Jim" a birthday dessert, sang happy birthday to him and then our server took him to another room. He came out several minutes later with a huge grin on his face. He'd gotten a birthday call from Goofy - his favorite character. He still says that was best birthday he's had yet.

 

[disneychrista]

The birthday party is for kids of all ages. I took my DD a few years ago for her 10th birthday and there were deffiently adults celebrating too.

For $10 you get free bug juice, a mickey-style cake to decorate yourself, and some entertainment from Pat E. Cake. Mickey and Minnie arrive, conga with the kids, have a singalong, and do a photo op.

Just have to laugh that you said you paid $10 and got "free" juice, cake etc. I think you paid $10 for the cake, juice etc.