BoG Pastry Tray

[closetmickey]

Sorry for the silly question....are you able to ask for substitutions on the pastry tray if all 3 of your children would like the same pastry/muffin? Or might a party of 4 receive more than one tray? Thank you for your responses!

 

[DizneyMommy]

OMG this will be my girls and there will be fighting! lol

 

[PlutoTheDog89]

We went with my cousin and her two little girls. The little one recently turned 2 and wasn't into the Disney thing, while the 4yo was having the time of her life. I guess something got in the Disney juice, bc the 4yo who rarely shares gave the 2yo the "chocolate" muffin and said "here (name), you take the chocolate".... maybe she knew something, because the chocolate was bran and the 2yo is now scarred.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

I don't think they take requests on the pastry trays.

 

[helenb]

Ahem.... if you place multiple orders, you will get a pastry tray with each order.

 

[chocolateMinnie]

Yep they are same for everyone delivery. Not saying that a sweet CM might not take pity but they are definitely delivered as a generic mix.

 

[Ensusieasm]

Ahem.... if you place multiple orders, you will get a pastry tray with each order.

We have placed two adult breakfast orders and only got one tray to share.
When we had four placing adult breakfast orders we got two trays to share.
The only time I got a tray just for me was when I went solo and I even ordered a kids breakfast that time.

 

[Jadyreen1282]

We only get one between the two of us.

 

[Evermore]

We have placed two adult breakfast orders and only got one tray to share.
When we had four placing adult breakfast orders we got two trays to share.
The only time I got a tray just for me was when I went solo and I even ordered a kids breakfast that time.

Right. I think the post you're responding to is advising OP to place separate "solo" orders in order to get a pastry tray with each. Sounds like too much of a hassle but it might work.

 

[sharonabe]

Ahem.... if you place multiple orders, you will get a pastry tray with each order.

I could be wrong, but I think for this "trick" to work, they would need two separate ADRs (to preorder) or they would have to wait in the ordering line and have each parent place separate orders.

 

[epcotobsessed]

DH and I usually split up because one kid wants to sit in the "scary room" as we call it and the other kid gets scared and won't sit there. Of course, we get two pastry trays that way - that is not our objective, and we don't finish the trays, but is one way to come closer to what you are looking for.