1900 Park Fare: Can you bring in your own cake?

[minniebride]

Does anyone know if you are allowed to bring in your own cake for a celebration during dinner? I'm fine with paying a cake cutting fee. If there is a cake cutting fee, does anyone know how much $$ it is?

Thanks!

 

[HappyDznyCamper]

Does anyone know if you are allowed to bring in your own cake for a celebration during dinner? I'm fine with paying a cake cutting fee. If there is a cake cutting fee, does anyone know how much $$ it is?

Thanks!

You probably can bring in your own cake, but the servers will not cut it for you. In fact for health dept. reasons they probably will not even store it away from your table or realy have anything to do with food not prepared in the restaraunt kitchen. Bring your own cake but be prepare to cut and serve it yourself(including getting plates and cutlery from the buffet line)

 

[TDC Nala]

There was a post not too long ago (I think within a year) from someone who tried to bring a cake into Chef Mickey's. While they were allowed to bring the cake in, they had to keep it at their table, and the restaurant would not provide utensils and plates to serve it (plates and forks could be gotten off the buffet, but what's problematic is a proper knife for slicing the cake because the restaurant wouldn't provide one).

The poster had wanted the restaurant to keep the cake in the kitchen, bring it out and serve it as a surprise for the birthday person, and the restaurant refused. They cannot keep outside food in the kitchen or serve it to guests. The restaurant would not even supply birthday candles so be advised you would have to bring those as well.

 

[minniebride]

There was a post not too long ago (I think within a year) from someone who tried to bring a cake into Chef Mickey's. While they were allowed to bring the cake in, they had to keep it at their table, and the restaurant would not provide utensils and plates to serve it (plates and forks could be gotten off the buffet, but what's problematic is a proper knife for slicing the cake because the restaurant wouldn't provide one).

The poster had wanted the restaurant to keep the cake in the kitchen, bring it out and serve it as a surprise for the birthday person, and the restaurant refused. They cannot keep outside food in the kitchen or serve it to guests. The restaurant would not even supply birthday candles so be advised you would have to bring those as well.

Thank you! We could certainly leave it in a box at the table I think. It's for December, so I think as long as we don't use whipped cream frosting, we should be OK.

We will plan to bring our own cake cutter. We won't need any candles-it's a grooms cake

I've tried to call 1900 PF several times to ask about this, but they have not called me back

Publix is only charging us $30 for this cake and it would be over $200 if we had Disney make it.