need advice

[angelsmom]

We just booked for a week offsite for Oct. 6-13. We are trying to figure what dinners/breakfasts we would like to do. I know we want to do the castle breakfast. I was wondering about the Hoop de Doo or Fantasmic. I have also heard about a peter Pan firework crusie but am having trouble finding any info. We are going to have a party of 10 with 6 adults (really 6 big kids) and a 6,4,3 and 1 year old. Please offer any and all suggestions. Thanks.

 

[traciedee]

We are going in June and staying off site. I have 3 teens and only booked 2 meals. Hollywood and Vine for dinner/ Fantasmic and Chef Mickey's for a character breakfast. Both received high reviews from the forums and I just don't want to be locked in to reservations. Being offsite, I imagine we will offiste and also do counter service at the parks as it takes less time than a sit down!

 

[tjmouse]

Perhaps you are thinking about the Grand Gatherings Fireworks Cruise? I believe you have to be onsite for that. Never heard of a Peter Pan Cruise. Anyone can rent a pontoon and take a fireworks cruise, but they aren't themed unless you are doing a birthday or anniversary or some special occasion and you pay extra for all that.

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

I very much suggest getting the fantasmic dinner package. We went the first week in october last year and it was packed. The people in sro reported waiting in the normal line over an hour just to get that. meanwhile, we walked up about 35 minutes before showtime using the reserved pass we got and got great seats right in front of the right side water projecter toward the rear of the theater. The reserved seating is on the right side but you don't have to be in the middle for this show. All three water projecters show the same thing.

We got H and V for the package and it was a solid, though unspectacular meal.