You call the cake hotline directly for all cake orders.![]()
Do they have a website for pictures? I am looking for a cake for CM for my son's 4th birthday nothing too extravagent but also a little special. There will be 8 in my party
Thanks in advance

You call the cake hotline directly for all cake orders.![]()
Do they have a website for pictures? I am looking for a cake for CM for my son's 4th birthday nothing too extravagent but also a little special. There will be 8 in my party
Thanks in advance![]()
No official website of cake pics. This is a great thread though. It has helped me come up with some good ideas of my own. Good luck!![]()
We are planning on celebrating my DD's 9h birthday whilst in Dinsey in August. I would like to order her a birthday cake, but have no idea where to start. I do not want to spend to much ( i guess around $50)
Are the cakes better at GF, do i need to dine at one of their resturants, are their cakes more expensive?
I was thinking of celebrating on our last night, which is at Whispering Canyon.
Any help or advice on where to start would be great!!!
ok just to make sure.
We are staying at the Contemporary. The MK bakery gave me a number to call Chef Mickey's.
Will they deliver to our room?
Hi everyone. I will call directly to find this out but does anyone know if I can have a customized cake made by the Beach Club and delivered to the Cape May Cafe? Thanks.
I found out the answer to my own question. I was able to order a cake from the Boardwalk Bakery for a diabetic. The only option I had was vanilla but that's fine. I'm just thrilled that we have an option.Does anyone know if there's is anywhere that will make a cake with Splenda for a diabetic?
I found out the answer to my own question. I was able to order a cake from the Boardwalk Bakery for a diabetic. The only option I had was vanilla but that's fine. I'm just thrilled that we have an option.
Here's my question . . .
I want to order a Mickey cake for Chef Mickey's and it will just say 'Welcome to Disney World' on it . . . but here's the thing, I'm afraid they will stick candles in it and ruin the cake before I get a pic! It's not for a birthday, but even if it was, I wouldn't want candles in it before I got the picture! I'm crazy, I know!
So what has been you guys' experience?
Are the candles already stuck in the cake when they bring in out?
What about on cakes that don't say Happy Birthday or anything?
One more quick question . . .
Can you have a cake or slipper dessert at 1900 Park Fare during breakfast?
Thanks everyone! Loving all the cake pics!
Here's my question . . .
I want to order a Mickey cake for Chef Mickey's and it will just say 'Welcome to Disney World' on it . . . but here's the thing, I'm afraid they will stick candles in it and ruin the cake before I get a pic! It's not for a birthday, but even if it was, I wouldn't want candles in it before I got the picture! I'm crazy, I know!
So what has been you guys' experience?
Are the candles already stuck in the cake when they bring in out?
What about on cakes that don't say Happy Birthday or anything?
One more quick question . . .
Can you have a cake or slipper dessert at 1900 Park Fare during breakfast?
Thanks everyone! Loving all the cake pics!
We had the Mickey head cake delivered to our room at AKV last summer. It WAS for my two daughters' birthdays, but they didn't put the candles in the cake. They wrote on the gold board that the cake sat on and they gave us a box of candles on the side. I don't think I have ever seen on any of these cake threads where the candles were pre-applied to the cake, so you probably don't need to worry!![]()