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[BarbLM]

What do you get in the desert package for the premium seating also how much is it now?I'm thinking about surprising my DD. Thank you.

 

[karenkspears]

Here a picture showing what's in our dessert box. That's a lot of food. We have 2 adult and 2 kids (6 and 4 years old). We pretty much have 2 full boxes to take back to the hotel even though we didn't have dinner and just had a late lunch that day. Adult is $60 and Child ages 3-9 is $50.

 

[BarbLM]

I will defiantly do this. It beats the heck out of sitting on the ground for 2 hours or more claiming a good spot. Thanks again

 

[Girimama33]

Just keep in mind that if you want to ensure you end up in the front row, you may be standing in line for two hours waiting to get your seating assignment.

 

[PacoDF]

Just keep in mind that if you want to ensure you end up in the front row, you may be standing in line for two hours waiting to get your seating assignment.

Waiting for 2 hours isn't my idea of premium seating. What happens if you just arrive just before the show?

 

[Jairy]

Waiting for 2 hours isn't my idea of premium seating. What happens if you just arrive just before the show?

You get the back (of 3) rows. It's not that bad. You can see just fine and you can stand to catch anything you might not be able to see. The first two rows can't.

 

[awdsmama]

Waiting for 2 hours isn't my idea of premium seating. What happens if you just arrive just before the show?

If you mean for the dessert package, there's a good chance your party may not get seats together and you'll likely be in 2nd or 3rd row seats.

I actually choose 3rd row though so my Ds9 could stand up/move around if he wanted, and it worked well

 

[PacoDF]

If you mean for the dessert package, there's a good chance your party may not get seats together and you'll likely be in 2nd or 3rd row seats.

I actually choose 3rd row though so my Ds9 could stand up/move around if he wanted, and it worked well

You get the back (of 3) rows. It's not that bad. You can see just fine and you can stand to catch anything you might not be able to see. The first two rows can't.

That sounds good to me. I rather prefer to stand through the show in the back of the premium area that stand 2 hours waiting for a specific chair.

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

I like either the first row or the back row in the seating area for the dessert buffet, so if you want to enjoy the parks and go later to turn in your tickets and get your seating assignments, you will be fine.

 

[Girimama33]

If you end up in the second row, you cannot stand. Usually the first row and third row book first.

 

[PacoDF]

If you end up in the second row, you cannot stand. Usually the first row and third row book first.

OK. But the second row has a good line of sight?

 

[Disney Dreams]

OK. But the second row has a good line of sight?

The three rows of seats are on flat ground (not tiered or sloped) so they are even with each other. Some may find it hard to see over the person in front of them if they are in the second row depending upon height, etc....

- Dreams

 

[karenkspears]

I don't know if this picture can give the idea of how the first row compared to the 2nd and 3rd rows. In my case, if we are in the 2nd row and by chance bigger people are in front of us, then no way that my kids can see. I also called and asked if my kids can stand on the chair if we are on the 3rd row, they said NO, so the 3rd row probably won't work for us either. If it's just adults, I would much prefer not getting in line 2 hrs early and just get the 3rd row and stand. Anyway, I think Disney should just assign the seats at the time of booking to eliminate all these troubles considering we are paying for it and it's not cheap either.

 

[OhioStateBuckeye]

I had this worry about the f! Seating. I'm 5'3 and ended up in the second row. I was so worried when I arrived but I was able to see and the people in front even checked with me to be sure I could see, they were super nice.

I also agree though that seats should be assigned when booked. Disney knows people line up early for this. I'd even be willing to pay some sort of small additional fee to preselect my seat.