Hi everyone! Joining in here...we have our first ever family trip to DW planned for Dec. 20th to the 28th. Flights are paid for and a 3br. treehouse at SSR is booked(not completely paid off yet!). We have 8 kids, ranging from 23 to 1 yr old and none of them have been to DW. I've been more times than I can count but haven't been in over 23 yrs(since I moved from FL). Anyway...Christmas is HUGE in our house(my 3rd child's birthday is Christmas day) and we want to carry over some traditions while we are at DW. I already bought our matching PJs for Christmas morning and we will take our traditional picture of the kids coming down the stairs on the outside staircase of the treehouse. I wanted to get a tree down there, but after seeing the ridiculous price, I think I will bring our own and decorate the space ourselves...will be more fun in the long run. We have the Chef Mickey Christmas Day buffet booked, and have one table side reservation booked for each day. Is there anything special we should do while we are there that is just there at Christmas? And anything special for my daughter for her birthday? So much has changed since I was last there. Years ago you just went and rode the rides, bought a stuffed Mickey and some mouse ears and that was that....so much planning now a days!! it's overwhelming.
Just curious...
Is anyone else in Candlelight Processional "Narrator TBA" limbo like me? I already have my CP/ADR combo, so who I get, is who I get. I just wish I knew who. It's to the point that I am constantly refreshing Allears in the hopes that I can see who it will be.
Anyone else...?
Neil Patrick Harrs, Whoopi Goldberg & Geena Davis are some examples of past narrators. I've never gone to CP & we aren't going this year because my kids are too young to fully appreciate it so I'm not sure if it makes a difference who the narrator is. Maybe it's just which celebrity you like more type of thing.
WOW! Thanks for that info. I may have to consider going to do that. Do tickets need to be purchased ahead of time?
My understanding is that people wait - in some cases for a LONG time - to get in, especially when the narrator is someone like NPH, though there is no charge for standby spots... if you get in. He is there on our Epcot day, so we did a dining package to secure tickets, though I believe we may still need to wait a bit, even with those tickets! But NPH!!!WOW! Thanks for that info. I may have to consider going to do that. Do tickets need to be purchased ahead of time?
I haven't been at Christmastime before. I have read a little about the Candlelight Processional. What can you tell me about it? Might be a stupid question but here goes - why does it matter who the narrator is? Can you give me some examples of who it "might" be? Is Candlelight Processional offered every night? Thanks in advance.![]()
I know you can book it as a dining package like fantasmic. Hmmm not sure if you can fast pass it or order tickets. If you do it as a dining package, I believe you also get a spot to view illuminations.
I haven't been at Christmastime before. I have read a little about the Candlelight Processional. What can you tell me about it? Might be a stupid question but here goes - why does it matter who the narrator is? Can you give me some examples of who it "might" be? Is Candlelight Processional offered every night? Thanks in advance.![]()
Hey all- seen a couple requests for the Facebook page but they seemed to disappear when I try to add new requests to the group. If you want in on the Facebook page and have sent a request- please try to join in again.
edit- If you are in and see the group- dont need a new request. sorry if confusing.![]()