Candlelight Processional and ddp? worth it?

[dis2cruise]

does it pay to do the ddp if we need want to do the candlelight processional?
I do remember reading about "tiers" if I don't book the ddp can i still get a tier
or do tier's matter we are going dec 10-14 will it be usually too crowded??

thanks
cheryl

 

[J&J]

we had the meal and the setting great the first time. but from then on we would wait in the free line to get in. had to be there at 3 pm to wait. a long wait and you sit in the back. music is wonderful you just don't get the snow flakes. there is also a line for the paid tickets again wait in line to get a good seat. since you are going at a prime time you might want to pay the first night then try for the free line later.

 

[ChelleinNC]

If you're trying to decide whether or not to do the DDP and you plan on going to Candlelight with the package, then YES the DDP is great for that.

Candlelight Processional Package (at least for the last few years) has offered different "tiers" for restaurant choices. The top tier was the most expensive package, middle more moderate and low tier was the most economical (I won't say cheap, because none of them are). The package included dinner (appy, choice of any entree on the menu, it's not a special menu to choose from), drinks, dessert) and a guaranteed seat at Candlelight Processional. Package holders will stand in a line, but even though it looks long it moves very quick when they open it up. All package holders are seated before the standby line is let in.

The great thing about using DDP for Candlelight is that it is 1TS credit no matter which tier you pick. You can eat at Tutto Italia & LeCellier for the same "price" as 9 Dragons and Garden Grille.

 

[dis2cruise]

thanks everyone for explaining everything to me. I am leaning towards the
ddp for our december trip!!