Birthday dining

[Freyja]

I´m going to make a PS for a princess lunch when we celebrate 2 of my DD´s birthdays (1 and 4 years old).

Has anyone ordered a princess cake? Have any idea what they look like? It will only be us, family of 6, so it will definately be too big, but I don´t care about that. Just want them to have a nice looking cake on their birthday since we will be far away from home.

Any advice on other nice activities for children who don´t speak english?

Thanks
Freyja

 

[Freyja]

Really no one?
Come on, you guys always know everything

 

[kjh]

Really no one?
Come on, you guys always know everything

thanks for the chuckle.
The only thing I have heard about is those birthday cupcake & bag with goodies. I haven't heard about a whole cake. The birthday cupcake didn't seem spectacular based on other reviews I've read. never did order one myself though.

 

[hlbtimes2]

They only birthday cake I know of, comes in a Birthday bucket for about $20. It is a mini cake, that comes with some other little things like a pin, and a toy. (from the disney site :Birthday Magic at Disneyland Resort full-service restaurants - Add to a birthday meal celebration with a Sorcerer Mickey or Princess "Birthday Bucket," topped with a mini cake and filled with a cloisonné pin and other terrific treats ).

I'm guessing from the description that it will not be big enough for 6 people. However your meal at Ariels includes dessert.

Have a great trip!

 

[victorandbellasmom]

My kids have celebrated their birthdays at disneyland and we have in the past ordered them birthday buclets. It was $20 or $25, can't remember now. But it came with a pin, and a few other little toys , maybe 4 or 5 toys (dd's was a princess so it came with a little mirror, comb set) (ds's had a stuffed mickey key chain about4-5 inches high). There was a little cake or a really big cupcake (depending on how you look at it) that was probably 4-5 inches in diameter. The kids enjoyed their birthday buckets and still have them after 2 years.