Candlelight processional questions...

[Best_Vacation_EVER!]

We'll be down during the first week of Dec and had a couple of questions:

1/ We'd like to see the Candlelight Processional and reading at Epcot. Is it worth doing the add on for the Dinner/show combination or are there good views for people who don't do dinner. (If it makes any difference we'll probably go on a weeknight.)


2/ Do they do bookings where you do the Processional first then dinner... or are all of them set up so you eat then watch the processional? We like to eat late-ish so would prefer to eat after.

We can't wait to see the decorations and have always wanted to go to WDW around Christmas. (I'm a bit of a holiday nut --- We still do Santa, Father Valentine, Easter Bunny, etc.... around our house and we don't have any kids yet.) This is the first year we'll actually be there. (We already have our MVMCP tickets booked.)

 

[danny1649]

That said to get a seat requires that you invest a miminun of 60 minutes to 90 minutes in que to get a seat.If you get CP Dinner package you can que up 30 minutes before and you get a good seat.Yes you can go to a CP performance first and eat your dinner portion of package afterwards.That means you will most likely have to go to first performance of CP then go to dinner 6:30 or later.

 

[cstraub]

We opted for the dinner package at the Biergarten. We have AR at 6:30 and have preferred seating at 5. The show is about 45 min.

We did this same thing last year and it was perfect. There were 7 of us and we got front row center! It was really magical! We were able to line up before anyone else. I think we waited about an hour although that wasn't nescesary to get good seats since we had bought the dinner package. The people with the passes are seated first. We just wanted to get to the front.