StuartMI
<font color=blue>Finally gets his wish...<font col
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Okay, I have to say that I'm more than a little ticked right now.

I had specifically made a PS ressie for Chef Mickeys Dinner on 11/12/04 at 7pm for my wife's birthday dinner. When I called this morning to make the priority viewing reservation for Wishes fireworks, I was told that the MK park hours were moved up 1 hour so Wishes would then be at 8pm!!!!!!! Of course, this totally kills the idea of having a birthday dinner for her at Chef Mickeys.
So, the nice lady at WDW-Dining that understood my frustration also made me a PS ressie at O'Hana for 5:30pm on 11/12..
I guess my question is this.. We've NEVER eaten at Chef Mickeys before and have only had the character breakfast at O'Hana. Should I:
a) Cancel Chef Mickeys and lose the character meal, go to O'Hana, order a cake in, and then take the monorail over to MK to catch Wishes. I understand they play some ukelele or some such thing for birthdays, etc.
b) Forget going to Wishes, and keep the 7pm Chef Mickeys ressie. Order the cake in, and continue as planned -- just don't see the fireworks. On the up side, though, I guess I would be able to see the electric water pageant which we both think is cool.
What would you do?!


I had specifically made a PS ressie for Chef Mickeys Dinner on 11/12/04 at 7pm for my wife's birthday dinner. When I called this morning to make the priority viewing reservation for Wishes fireworks, I was told that the MK park hours were moved up 1 hour so Wishes would then be at 8pm!!!!!!! Of course, this totally kills the idea of having a birthday dinner for her at Chef Mickeys.

So, the nice lady at WDW-Dining that understood my frustration also made me a PS ressie at O'Hana for 5:30pm on 11/12..
I guess my question is this.. We've NEVER eaten at Chef Mickeys before and have only had the character breakfast at O'Hana. Should I:
a) Cancel Chef Mickeys and lose the character meal, go to O'Hana, order a cake in, and then take the monorail over to MK to catch Wishes. I understand they play some ukelele or some such thing for birthdays, etc.
b) Forget going to Wishes, and keep the 7pm Chef Mickeys ressie. Order the cake in, and continue as planned -- just don't see the fireworks. On the up side, though, I guess I would be able to see the electric water pageant which we both think is cool.
What would you do?!


I have to call tomorrow and reschedule DSs birthday dinner at O'Hana's because I had also planned on 7 PM wishes and now they are at 8 - let's just hope they don't change the hours on us again !!! Have a wonderful trip - WDW is such a fun place for birthdays - don't forget to pick up the birthday button and have your wife wear it - of course only if she likes a lot of attention !
and there was very little character interaction in the section they seated me in. Total waste of money in my honest opinion.