Crazy Hakim
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spookyuki said:Do you have to have the park admission to see Illuminations?
Nope, you never enter Epcot thru the gates and after the show, you go back to the dock.
spookyuki said:Do you have to have the park admission to see Illuminations?
Crazy Hakim said:>Save your money
Definitely a matter of opinion.
>We took the illuminations cruise 4/26/06.
Hmmm, 13 days from today? Was that via Time Tunnel?
>For a special treat I surprised my family by booking the illuminations cruise. We were all thrilled. It's an extra expense. What a waste. First of all the evening was cold. That was OK because we were dressed for it.
Blame Disney for the cold weather?
>The refreshments were we each got a choice of a bag of pretzels or potato chips and either water or pop.
There is no "limit", not one per person....
>Parking under the bridge----3 boats on either side of the middle structure--which might be OK if you one of the 2 center boats----but we weren't.
The two middle spots? All 6 spots are just about equal in view, the further right you park (closer to France) the slightly longer before you see the globe moving to the center of the lake, but the majority of the show happens directly in front of all 6 boats.
>We would have had a better view up top.
If you had secured a space early enough, and stood there and guarded you spots.
>Plus the kicker----the show was shorter. The part were all the kids sing---didn't happen.
Cannot see this happening, the show is sequenced and automatic, I cannot fathom how the middle of the show was skipped.
>the lasers between building---didn't happen.
I have no idea what you expected, I do not recall seeing lasers between the buildings, definitely have lasers making a waving water effect when the globe is making its way to the center of the lake..... but between the buildings?
>we mentioned this to the person at the marina that night and he said "Oh NO-----that never happened!!!!" Guess what it did!
I would tend to agree with the CM who sees the show many more times than any normal guest.
>Save your money get PS at rose and crown---you can see better, and not spend the money
Well, it is all a matter of opinion. I for one than the view from the boat is the best view, absolutely nothing between you and the show, you are at water level, and your view seems to be ideal for the fireworks positions through the show. Add to that, you are seated on a couch like, padded seat! You arrive minutes before the show begins, you are relaxed, and don't have to fight the crowd after the show.
Can anybody else back me up?
cruislovin said:We would like to share a cruise the week of June 4, 2006. We need room for 2 - my daughter, age 14, and myself. Can anyone assist with this request?