Canldlelight Processional Dinner Package???

[pennyplanner]

I know about the narrators and how the performance works but do ont know how the dinner package works. I looked at the tier selection according to price but Deb Will's site does not include info about the menu.

Can you choose from the regular menu or is it limited choices? Does it include an appetizer, entree and dessert?

All I know is that it includes a ticket in a reserved section of the theater area and THAT appeals to me, a person who hates waiting!

Thanks,
penny

 

[CamColt]

When we did it at Le Cellier, each adult got an appetizer, entree, and dessert. The kids each got a kids entree and dessert. We were able to pick what we wanted from the regular menu. I believe that is how most of the restaurants do it.

 

[Kaycee]

We did the CP package at Biergarten in December and that is a buffet. We did the CP package at San Angel Inn in 2002, and I know that the meal included an appetizer, entree and dessert (which turned out to be way too much food for us!) but it does seem that there was a limited dessert selection for the CP package. I don't recall hearing that about San Angel Inn this past year though, so that may have changed. I think that, as CamColt said, you can order off the regular menu at most of the restaurants.

 

[Simba's Mom]

I know you can order off the regular menu at Rose and Crown.

 

[DebbieB]

The only restrictions I have heard of is no lobster. At Alfredo's last year, they had a $9.00 dessert sampler on the menu, they said 2 could share that.

 

[WDWLVR]

Pretty much you do have the regular menu except for the "no lobster" as stated. We ate at Coral Reef last year and were able to add on the lobster for a small extra amount so DH got there. I definately think it is worth it both for the seating and for dinner.

 

[Muushka]

We nate at Rose and Crown this past Dec and all stated above was true for us and in addition, it included beverages (non-alcoholic of course!)

 

[Muushka]

We ate at Rose and Crown this past Dec and all stated above was true for us and in addition, it included beverages (non-alcoholic of course!), and of course, tip

 

[Ron from Michigan]

We have done the CPP the last 4 years and always found it to be a great deal. We ate at Rose & Crown Pub this past year and really enjoyed it.