Almost 3 year old and Candlelight Processional?

[MamaToDavis]

Hi all! We are planning a trip to WDW in early December and we are so excited! DH and I haven't been since our honeymoon in 1997. DS will be just a few days shy of his 3rd b-day, and I'm wondering if the CP at Epcot will be too much for him to sit through. I've heard how beautiful it is, and it's something I don't want to miss. Also, does anyone know when we are able to book a dinner package if we decide to go?

We made our reservations back in January and I've been pretty lazy about planning. Now I'm thinking I have to get it in gear!

Thanks!!

 

[Mom to Jordan]

It's a beautiful show. If he is used to being in church he should be fine. It is easier being outside and all music. Otherwise a quite toy or two and a few snacks and he should be fine.
i can not remember when we booked our package but it should be pretty soon now.

 

[momoftwodisneykids]

Definitely bring a toy. Our Disney Princess Polly Pockets were a godsend. I don't think we would have been able to enjoy the show without them. I would also recommend doing the dinner package so you can get priority seating. The standby line was unbelievable when we were there. Hardly anyone got in. We saw the show and then had dinner at the Coral Reef Restaurant. Yummy!

Joanne

 

[antree]

My son was 3 when we just went and he loved it, my son was really into christmas songs this year soI think that helped. We seen the last show which is 8pm, which means my son fell asleep halfway through it. If your son likes music he should enjoy it. If I recall right wemadeour reservation in June, so you shpuld be able to make them soon. Don't forget it books up quickly,

Maria

 

[beattyfamily]

My girls do just fine. It helps that they go to Church every Sunday and they love music and Christmas!

I believe the Candlelight Processional Dinner packages won't go on sale till mid-August. Last year it was August 15. They have to wait till all the speakers are confirmed.