New Frozen Premium Package at HS

[Gillyrose779]

Just read it on a blog:
This package includes reserved viewing in the Premiere Theater for the “For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration.”
You’ll also get a reserved viewing spot from the end of Streets of America. Drinks (non-alcoholic as well as alcoholic), desserts, and a special holiday lithograph and Frozen pin round out your package.
The Disney Hollywood Studios Frozen Holiday Premium Package can be purchased for $89 per adult or $59 for children (ages 3 to 9), tax and gratuity included. Please note: a separate ticket for admission to Disney’s Hollywood Studios is required and is not included in this package price.

The bundle is offered from November 7 to November 19, 2014; November 21 to December 9, 2014; and December 11, 2014 to January 4, 2015.

 

[ghtx]

Seems like a rip-off.

Throw in an M&G with Anna and Elsa and you could jack up the price by $50 a head.

 

[jon18uk]

Reserved viewing of what in the Streets of America? Assume it would be the Osborne lights? If so a seat in the theatre (that can be got using FP+) and a dessert package for Osborne lights seems quite poor compared to the Frozen Summer premium package.

 

[jtowntoflorida]

Seems like a rip-off.

Throw in an M&G with Anna and Elsa and you could jack up the price by $50 a head.

ITA. This is a total ripoff. You get a reserved spot for a show that doesn't typically sell out (the sing a long) and a viewing of the Osborne lights from a designated area with some desserts thrown in, for MORE than we paid for the full Frozen premium package this summer.

This will be our first December trip, but from seeing the lights up during our past October trip, isn't the Osborne lights something where you'd want to wander the Streets of America to see everything? I'm not getting why you'd want to stand in one spot for that...

 

[DVCMomBLT]

Sounds about $30-40 too expensive. This kind of thing is really getting out of hand.

 

[AngiTN]

ITA. This is a total ripoff. You get a reserved spot for a show that doesn't typically sell out (the sing a long) and a viewing of the Osborne lights from a designated area with some desserts thrown in, for MORE than we paid for the full Frozen premium package this summer.

This will be our first December trip, but from seeing the lights up during our past October trip, isn't the Osborne lights something where you'd want to wander the Streets of America to see everything? I'm not getting why you'd want to stand in one spot for that...

Yes it is. You can't even see it all without wandering around. The only time it's worthwhile to be stationary is for the lighting itself.