Candlelight Processional help?

[lenshanem]

I think we might like to try this. Can I get some help, though?
What time should I make ressies for if we want to see the CP first, then have dinner AND be able to see IllumiNations afterwards all in that order.
Any ideas?
Thanks so much!
Oh, how long is the CP? (I have little kids.)
The package includes guaranteed seats? The teirs reflect how good your seats are?

 

[webmomom]

We usually allways take the first seating. This way we don't have to rush through anything. We can see the CP and then have a nice dinner and beable to see Illumations. It is usually about 40 minutes long. One year ours was a little longer as the guest speaker would not stop talking at the end, telling us how much he had enojoyed being there and how honored he was to be asked to do the part in the CP..
Yes the seats are guaranteed if you purchase the package. You must check in at a special area that they will tell you where during the day and then you are given the necessary info and passes. Needless to say the earlier you get there the seats will be closer to the stage, but all of the seats are good. They are down front on the left side. They are roped off and you can only sit there if you have the passes. The line for the CP is on the left side of the theatre if you are looking at it.

I hope this helps you.

 

[lenshanem]

Thanks! Is the first showing of CP usually dark already?
And is IllumiNations still run at the usual 9 showing on nights when CP is on?

 

[webmomom]

When yuou first go in it will be dusk, but part way through it will be dark. Yes illumnations is run each night. That is why I always take the first seatting. Can see the show, have a nice dinner no rushing and then see Illumnations.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Originally posted by lenshanem
Thanks! Is the first showing of CP usually dark already?
And is IllumiNations still run at the usual 9 showing on nights when CP is on?

9:30 in Dec.

http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/dec.html

As always, subject to change.