Poohtigeey
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Loved the updates. Your incident wasn't so bad. Your a great mom and no should judge us just because were not perfect every minute. I had one of those incidents at Pop and people are probably still laughing. I had it with Thomas and him just being a pain and not cooperating. I will include it in trippie. BTW Le Cellier is excellent, we love it! Love the Chocolate mouse I have never been able to find the Brother bears in Canada. Cute pics of the kids and Santa. Looking forward to hearing all about your magical moment.
My First Concert was Madonna when I was 13, don't laugh.
Thanks for the kind words. The older couple glaring at me do not share your sentiments! Can't wait to hear about your "incident" with Thomas. It's nice to have a reminder that it happens to everyone! I might post my magical moment tonight.
Wow, this is the part I was hopping you'd get to soon.Can you give me some more details on the Candle light Processional dinner package that you did. I honestly have never heard of it. (never researched this time of year before). What would you do differently if anything?
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The dinner package is based on tiers (If you're not on the dining plan). Most if not all of the table services are on it. The lesser expensive ones or less popular? are on tier 1, the more expensive on tier 3. The prices are set according to tiers. It includes app, entree, drink and desert I think and it prob comes out to about the same or a little more than what your normal meal would be. (It's just like the Fantasmic package.) If you're on the dining plan it doesn't matter what tier you restaurant of choice is on. It covers all of them! You'll have to find out when they start taking ADR's for it because you can not make them at the 6mos mark w/ your other ADRs. It's more like 90 days. You need to call the 1st day you can because they are limited. You have to tell them what show you want to see 5, 6, or 7. If you pick the 5:00 you'll be eating lunch because you must dine before the show time. Our ADR's were for 2:10. After your meal you get a "nametag" that gets you in first as preferred. You'll need to get in the preferred line about 30-45 minutes early, but that's not bad considering some people wait in the other one for hours. I highly recommend the 5:00 show becase who wants to stand in line and listen to the show, then sit for 45 min to hear it again? My advice would be take things for the kids to do. The orchastra, etc is only facinating to them for so long. Try to get an aisle seat in case you need to make a quick exit w/ a child. Most of the theater is not covered so it would not be pleasant in the rain. I would not attempt to see this show w/out the package. I've read horror stories about people waiting in standby for 2 hours and not getting into the show. This probably wouldn't apply to you beacause of the time you're going, but I wouldn't want to take the chance. It is very good! If you have anymore questions let me know!
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I was about 7 and I think that my parents didn't have a babysitter, so I went with. I distinctly remember Copacabana!!! My most recent was , last summer we took the kids to Hi5! Sad but true!
That is how I feel when I see Mickey!
) is terrific! What a great story!
). Prior to going, I had read a lot of things about only going to see the later shows because it's not quite dark yet, yada, yada, yada and then when we were there, I thought I'm so glad we did this earlier show, because I wouldn't have wanted to stand in line and hear the whole thing before "wanting" to hear it!
It sounds like alot of $$, but if it is actually a great deal.