dowchick
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Apr 15, 2004
We were at Disney May 11 -16 celebrating our 20th anniversary and our daughter's sweet 16. Since we were celebrating we ordered cakes.
We ordered a 20th anniversary cake and had it delivered to dinner at Rose & Crown on May 12th. It is a 8" vanilla cake with white chocolate mousse filling, covered with fondant and a white chocolate anniversary Mickey and Minnie. I told them I wanted it inscribed with "Celebrating 20 Magical Years" and to decorate how ever they wanted but to do it all in white. I was quoted $63, but charged $53. It was really tasty! We all thought it was delicious but my husband did not like the fondant. It was a texture thing. I forgot to take photos of the inside of the cake. We also shared with a guy sitting next to us. He was in Orlando for business but really enjoyed EPCOT so took a day to visit by himself. He was seated next to us and we ended up talking to him so since it was a big cake for 3 people we shared. We still ended up taking some back to our room and had it with coffee the next morning. Breakfast of champions LOL Here is the cake.
I ordered a 2 tier mini cake for my daughter to be delivered to our AoA LM room on our late park night as an early birthday suprise. I ordered vanilla cake with strawberry mousse filling, buttercream frosting in green with purple mickey heads and a chocolate Mickey ears hat. I was quoted $50. That night while at the park I got a call from AoA food and beverage concept artist. I was distracted so I missed his name but he was very pleasant. He told me that the cake we ordered had collapsed in transit and that they were going to go ahead and leave the cake for her but they would refund the $50 and they were going to leave another cake for her because they wanted her to have a pretty cake. It was really sweet. So when we got to our room there was a note for Keagan (my daughter), the collapsed cake in the fridge and a vanilla cake that they decorated, along with a balloon, candles, matches, forks and plates.
Here is the original cake, a collapsed green mess buy it was the yummiest green mess EVER! Most of it was eaten that night.
Here is the replacement cake, which was quite good, not as good as the green mess, but good. LOL
We ordered her a chocolate shoe dessert from Cindy's Royal Table, $12.50
Last is a 6" all vanilla cake delivered to dinner on May 14th to the San Angel Inn at the Mexican Pavilion in EPCOT. I requested Anna and Elsa and the inscription of Happy Sweet 16 Keagan. Mexican pavilion cakes are not made by Disney. This cake was really yummy. The vanilla flavor was very rich. It was brought out by a group of 5 cast members and they sang a birthday song in Spanish and wished her a happy birthday. We also shared this cake with the people at the table next to us. This cake was $23
I am caked out! LOL
We ordered a 20th anniversary cake and had it delivered to dinner at Rose & Crown on May 12th. It is a 8" vanilla cake with white chocolate mousse filling, covered with fondant and a white chocolate anniversary Mickey and Minnie. I told them I wanted it inscribed with "Celebrating 20 Magical Years" and to decorate how ever they wanted but to do it all in white. I was quoted $63, but charged $53. It was really tasty! We all thought it was delicious but my husband did not like the fondant. It was a texture thing. I forgot to take photos of the inside of the cake. We also shared with a guy sitting next to us. He was in Orlando for business but really enjoyed EPCOT so took a day to visit by himself. He was seated next to us and we ended up talking to him so since it was a big cake for 3 people we shared. We still ended up taking some back to our room and had it with coffee the next morning. Breakfast of champions LOL Here is the cake.
I ordered a 2 tier mini cake for my daughter to be delivered to our AoA LM room on our late park night as an early birthday suprise. I ordered vanilla cake with strawberry mousse filling, buttercream frosting in green with purple mickey heads and a chocolate Mickey ears hat. I was quoted $50. That night while at the park I got a call from AoA food and beverage concept artist. I was distracted so I missed his name but he was very pleasant. He told me that the cake we ordered had collapsed in transit and that they were going to go ahead and leave the cake for her but they would refund the $50 and they were going to leave another cake for her because they wanted her to have a pretty cake. It was really sweet. So when we got to our room there was a note for Keagan (my daughter), the collapsed cake in the fridge and a vanilla cake that they decorated, along with a balloon, candles, matches, forks and plates.
Here is the original cake, a collapsed green mess buy it was the yummiest green mess EVER! Most of it was eaten that night.
Here is the replacement cake, which was quite good, not as good as the green mess, but good. LOL
We ordered her a chocolate shoe dessert from Cindy's Royal Table, $12.50
Last is a 6" all vanilla cake delivered to dinner on May 14th to the San Angel Inn at the Mexican Pavilion in EPCOT. I requested Anna and Elsa and the inscription of Happy Sweet 16 Keagan. Mexican pavilion cakes are not made by Disney. This cake was really yummy. The vanilla flavor was very rich. It was brought out by a group of 5 cast members and they sang a birthday song in Spanish and wished her a happy birthday. We also shared this cake with the people at the table next to us. This cake was $23
I am caked out! LOL
Then we agreed to $150.00 and he would make some adjustments to the order to fit that budget he said. Score! 
No problem since we are staying at BLT! This darn thing better taste good 
I guess with two adults and two kids, we will be eating cake with milk for breakfast in the room the next few days!!! Got it the first full day/night of our trip, so that leaves another 4 nights. I think we can make short work of it. I expected to pay over email/phone, but was told they are adding this to my dinner reservation/bill -- but I saw another post about the TIW... so if I get the 20% off -- is that rolled into the dinner bill, and then that tip is what the server would get, right? That auto 18% will be on the total bill, cake included, right? Can I ask for it to be separated? -- no discount? will it be two different people? Just wondered if anyone had more details. 
