Can you stand one more tipping question?

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My girls are scheduled for both the Wonderland Tea Party and the Grand Adventures in cooking. It just dawned on me, that maybe its customary to tip? If anyone has tipped, could you let me know. Also what would be an appropriate tip.

Thanks.

 

[ducklite]

Laura--I don't think tipping is expected or neccessary there. There's no place to add a tip on the reciept, and who would you tip anyhow? There are several CM's acting as hostesses, and they aren't assigned to any one groups of kids. There's also someone from the rec staff there.

Your DD's will love it

Alice sits int the middle of the table, but seems so occupied by all the kids wanting a piece of her that it was kind of like a feeding frenzy around her. My neice sat at the end right next to Tweedle Dum (or was it Dee?) and she and the one other girl down there at the end with her had his full attention through the entire party

Anne

 

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Originally posted by ducklite
There are several CM's acting as hostesses, and they aren't assigned to any one groups of kids. There's also someone from the rec staff there.Anne

Thats the part I wasn't sure of. I called disney dining the other day to confirm the PS (Don't want to loose these 2 ) and the dining expert couldn't tell me even where the GA in Cooking was held so I didn't even bother with any other questions.

Thanks Anne.

 

[ducklite]

Alura--you probably know, but if not Alices Tea is in 1900 PF, and Grand Adventures in Cooking is in the Mouseketeers Club (you have to walk outside to get to it, just past Gaspirillas.

Anne

 

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Originally posted by ducklite
Laura--you probably know, but if not Alices Tea is in 1900 PF, and Grand Adventures in Cooking is in the Mouseketeers Club (you have to walk outside to get to it, just past Gaspirillas.

Anne