Epcot dining and Illuminations

[michelle06]

Is there such a thing as an Illuminations dining package? I thought there was but have never done it. I tried looking for it but can't find it. If there is, can you tell me how it works or how to book it?
Thanks!

 

[michelle06]

Anyone?

 

[PrincessArlena'sDad]

There used to be an Illuminations cruise, but I don't know if they still have it.

Rose and Crown has reserved viewing for all patrons there at showtime (you can't leave when you're done and come back for the viewing).

They have an outdoor patio, where some of the tables have the best view of Illuminations. If you don't have a table with a good view (or are seated indoors) they have a reserved viewing area you can go out to, then come back to your meal after the show for dessert and drinks while the park empties out.

Last ADR time is at 8:00 for a 9:00 Illuminations, so an ADR at around 7:15 or later will make you the last party at your table, and then you get the viewing spot.

 

[michelle06]

Thanks!

 

[LSUfan4444]

Is there such a thing as an Illuminations dining package? I thought there was but have never done it. I tried looking for it but can't find it. If there is, can you tell me how it works or how to book it?
Thanks!

No, and it's not really needed. Illuminations can be seen from just about anywhere in the lagoon without the need for reserved seating.

Pick your favorite restaurant about 7:45 and after dinner, find a spot and enjoy the show.