Best time for CP ressies at Le Cellier

[LargoLori]

I am hoping to make CP ressies 9/2 for Le Cellier. We will be there on 12/22. If we want to go to the 8:15 show, what time would be best. I'm not sure how much time to allow for eating and then the walk. It is myself, DH and DD8. Any suggestions and comments would be helpful. Thanks in advance for your help.


Lori

 

[disney4us2002]

We've eaten there twice and both times with a PS we still waited 20 min to be seated. I'd say 5:30 to be on the safe side. We're planning Chefs de France which is a bit closer for 5:45 for the latest CP showing.

 

[CarolMN]

Get the earliest time that WDW-Dine will give you - based on my experience, they have certain time ranges set aside for each show. Le Cellier is noted for "slow seating". Best to have extra time before the show than to have to rush your dinner.

Best wishes -

 

[LargoLori]

Thanks to you both. I was thinking about 5:30 to be on the safe side.

Lori

 

[WeluvDisney2]

Originally posted by LargoLori
I am hoping to make CP ressies 9/2 for Le Cellier. We will be there on 12/22. If we want to go to the 8:15 show, what time would be best. I'm not sure how much time to allow for eating and then the walk. It is myself, DH and DD8. Any suggestions and comments would be helpful. Thanks in advance for your help.


Lori

I hope I don't sound dumb, but what is CP?

 

[LargoLori]

It's the candlelight processional that is held during the holiday season at Epcot.

 

[WeluvDisney2]

Oh, thanks!

 

[Tink]

I got 4:20pm for CP package at Le Cellier and we are going to the 6:45 show. This is the earliest time that we could get. I have a 2yo and I 5yo and if we eat too late they fall asleep at the table.

Hopefully that will give us plenty of time. We eat at Le Cellier every year, and there are slow to seat.