Empty seat for dinner at candlelight processional ?

[sammieJ]

We need to leave before my mom does, on tuesday 11.28. She'll be there through at least thursday, and I would love for her to be able to see the candlelight processional thing at epcott, because she LOVES all things christmas, and I think would just really really like it. I saw a post somewhere saying it is really hard to get in without a "dinner package." She has no such package and will be alone. She is in no way a wallflower, but if there is a group of people, or another solo diner who'd like to meet up to have a meal and see the show, I think it would be great, and that she would enjoy it a heck of a lot more than if she tried to figure out how to get this package, and then went alone. (if that is even possible at this late date).

Thanks !

 

[pirateparrot]

If she is adventureous she may try booking the dinner package at the Japanese Steakhouse (no good with names). She will be seated at a table with others and in this setting usually the other guests at the table will talk with you and she may just met some new interesting people.

 

[webray]

Not necessarily hard to get in, just a long wait in line, as people without the package tend to line up early to get a seat. Now, depending on the night, she may have no problem. Also, she can see the show just by standing behind the seating area, no problem, although sitting would be more comfortable.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

I don't know of an empty seat, but did you try posting or searching on the Disney Restaurants section of DisBoards? It may be worth a try.