Candlelight Questions

[Terk-1]

Ok. Now that I have seen the narrators, I now need to book 2 CP packages!

Now I need to decide which performance time to see this and where to dine. I know I'd like to do one meal at the Rose & Crown, but not sure where to do the other. I had planned on dining at Le Cellier on my meal plan, but by doing a CP dinner package, this would allow me an extra table credit to do the California Grill one night (preferrably on a MVMCP night).

What time is best to get in dinner, the Candlelight Processional & Illuminations? Would you do Illuminations that same night or do dinner early, then the show, then head out before Illuminations and see that on another non-CP dinner package night? I know I will be at EPCOT several nights to see the Arch of Lights, the tree, the decorations, etc. and am wondering about the crowds after the CP shows. Would you do dinner first, then the show or vice versa? Also, one of the nights that I want to book a dinner package is on a Friday night (last night Jim Caviezel is performing) and I soooo don't want to miss seeing him perform this. I'm just wondering as it's going to be a Friday night, if it's really going to be pretty crowded. The other person I want to see is Eartha Kitt, but I was thinking of doing that one on a Monday night (less crowded?).

Thank you in advance for all your input!!!

 

[Terk-1]

Anyone?

 

[poohj80]

I suggest doing the 630 Candlelight Processional on the night you do Rose & Crown with dinner immediately afterward. Request an outside table and you should be able to stay through Illuminations. If you go to the 5 show it won't be dark yet and you miss the candlelight part of the show.

 

[Terk-1]

I'm going to try to get the 2nd show, then dinner afterwards at the Rose & Crown. I'd like to do it on a Monday night, so I'm hoping it won't be so difficult to get, being a weeknight and all. I did this in 2002 & 2003 and it was great. I could relax, enjoy my dinner, then sit back and watch Illuminations from the comfort of my table while eating a great dessert.