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I also forgot... @lovethattink talked to the higher DIS powersand they have allowed for the thread to continue after the 250 pages for the duration of the dessert party. Thank you
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I also forgot... @lovethattink talked to the higher DIS powersand they have allowed for the thread to continue after the 250 pages for the duration of the dessert party. Thank you
Did you notice any kids? Wondering how tall the tables are for my son (soon to be 4) ?
To be honest I went to it expecting for me to give it a big thumbs down, by experiencing the Osborne dessert party food let down and also, this one not having really anything to do with SW other than the fireworks themselves.
As soon as I got the little, plain wristband I was thinking "well, yep, not worth it" But as soon as we got in and I saw the cheese and biscuits and the cool little nitro set up I knew it would be better.
from a scale of 1-10 I give it about a 7 to 8. If only they had more SW stuff on stage that would be perfect.
The view and sound and immersion of the fireworks from there is really great.
If you can't afford this or are in the fence don't feel bad, you can get a great view from other spots and maybe buy yourself some drinks and desserts and still have an awesome time.
I found out that they sell about 200 spots per night, we counted about 30 tables so that would be 6 per table so I'm sure some table sharing will happen if they sell out.
Talked to 2 managers about the possibility of the fireworks and dessert party being extended after March and they both gave me the "we're not sure, but we hope they are extended" answer.
If I had to break it down to money:
$12 for Chewie stein
$18 2 alcoholic drinks
leaves $39 for food which I know I didn't eat, and view. But think about it, one, regular size Vader cupcake is almost $6, the good thing about the dessert party is that they are small so you can try both Vader and BB8 (not sure why the Chewie wasn't offered) plus all the rest.
There were kids but the majority are high, bar tables the lower ones are wheelchair designated, but of course if there isn't anyone in need of them you can use them.Did you notice any kids? Wondering how tall the tables are for my son (soon to be 4) ?
No chairs or places to sit (like a ledge)Thanks for the review yullin!
We'll be there Friday night (crossing fingers for no rain). We're going to try to do F! after the party since there is a second show. As many times as we've been to WDW, I don't think we've seen it in a decade.
One question - are there chairs? I had read somewhere there probably wouldn't be any, but just wanted to confirm.
see answer aboveWondering this too, with high tables and no chairs. I've got 2 littler guys.
Yup, no problem. My breakfast this morning was 4 quarter ration biscuits with cheese.Great review - thanks! in your opinion, would it still be alright to take some desserts with me at the end in a little box? The biscuits and cheese is a great thing for me - I don't have much of a sweet tooth. One tiny cupcake and I am spent. So I would like to take a couple of things just so I get to try them! I know you said it wasn't a problem with the SWW party, but figured I'd check this one too first.
Yup, no problem. My breakfast this morning was 4 quarter ration biscuits with cheese.
my son doesn't have much of a sweet tooth either...yesterday he grabbed about 3 different desserts and didn't eat them all...I said to him in my best Kylo masked voice..."I will finish what you started"Perfect! Thank you! I love that they are calling it quarter portions. I am doubtful that it is instant bread, but I will pretend...the drinks all look good too! Especially the...![]()
It's a tough call. You can always have a great view and hear the music and dialogue just fine (although not as clear as the dessert party spot) from the ledge across 50s Prime Time by Echo Lake where you can sit, and it's not that crowded.We are going Jan. 16th, however I am still on the fence. I have been waiting for your review, and it was great, but I am worried about the no chair thing. My kids are 9 and 6 and after a long day of walking around are they going to want to sit and watch the fireworks (even if it is on the ground). We have been to the Wishes party and are going to that one again during this trip. So is two dessert parties worth it? My husband is more skeptical than I am. Ahhh.
Thanks for the review.
We are going Jan. 16th, however I am still on the fence. I have been waiting for your review, and it was great, but I am worried about the no chair thing. My kids are 9 and 6 and after a long day of walking around are they going to want to sit and watch the fireworks (even if it is on the ground). We have been to the Wishes party and are going to that one again during this trip. So is two dessert parties worth it? My husband is more skeptical than I am. Ahhh.
Thanks for the review.
When we did the dessert party at last year's SWW, my kids (8 & 10 at the time) sat on the ground near our table for parts of the evening. They were up and surprisingly energetic for most of it, though. Sitting a bit gave them just enough rest from standing all day.We are going Jan. 16th, however I am still on the fence. I have been waiting for your review, and it was great, but I am worried about the no chair thing. My kids are 9 and 6 and after a long day of walking around are they going to want to sit and watch the fireworks (even if it is on the ground). We have been to the Wishes party and are going to that one again during this trip. So is two dessert parties worth it? My husband is more skeptical than I am. Ahhh.
Thanks for the review.
which day are you doing DHS?Yep, I am nervous about my son standing and eating cupcakes-sounds messy.I am thinking we are going to skip the party and stick with the original Fantasmic Dinner plan.
Maybe grab a cupcake earlier from Starring Rolls and break those out after Fantasmic while watching the fireworks from Echo Lake, hoping to find a spot to sit. With it being only myself and him, we can sit with him on my lap if need be. Reassure me, we will be okay heading to Echo Lake after Fantasmic, right?![]()
ok, no EMH, so you'll have less people and time to get to Echo Lake after F!, not sure if you can find a seat but it won't be as crowded as Hollywood Blvd.Next Thursday 14th!![]()
We are going Jan. 16th, however I am still on the fence. I have been waiting for your review, and it was great, but I am worried about the no chair thing. My kids are 9 and 6 and after a long day of walking around are they going to want to sit and watch the fireworks (even if it is on the ground). We have been to the Wishes party and are going to that one again during this trip. So is two dessert parties worth it? My husband is more skeptical than I am. Ahhh.
Thanks for the review.
ok, no EMH, so you'll have less people and time to get to Echo Lake after F!, not sure if you can find a seat but it won't be as crowded as Hollywood Blvd.
.When we did the dessert party at last year's SWW, my kids (8 & 10 at the time) sat on the ground near our table for parts of the evening. They were up and surprisingly energetic for most of it, though. Sitting a bit gave them just enough rest from standing all day.![]()
In December, the BB8 sipper was available at most snack carts in HS.I'm going to think this thru before I cancel our dessert party. I just want to do what makes the most sense for us.
THANK YOU for your help, as always!!!
If I cancel, where can we purchase the Chewie stein or the BB8 sipper? Atleast get those for my son.![]()