'Ohana after Wishes Dessert Party?

[tgbanks3]

Thinking about canceling our LTT for tomorrow as we're kind of over holiday food for the time being.
We have a Wishes dessert party tomorrow night. Feasible to make it to a 9:45 'ohana dinner? And if so, what is the best way to get back to AoA from the Poly.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Feasible? Maybe. A good idea? For most, probably not. Why do a "gorge yourself on sweets" event followed by a "gorge yourself on meats" dinner? At one or the other, you'll be sacrificing value.

For that matter, I think LTT dinner and a dessert party is also overkill. A light dinner beforehand is the best bet for a dessert party.

The best way from Poly to AoA is Uber. If you insist on Disney transport, monorail to Magic Kingdom, then catch the AoA bus.

 

[tgbanks3]

Well the buses will be done by then I'd assume.
And it's a LTT lunch, not dinner. We don't typically gorge ourselves on the desserts, it's more for a relaxing nice view.
But we'll probably be ready to call it a night after Wishes anyway.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

If the fireworks are at 8 pm, yes, you would most likely make it. Personally, I couldn't do it. I would be exhausted by then, first of all, and I couldn't handle all the food. We just did the dessert party a few weeks ago and had dinner at Cali Grill beforehand. We just did salads and entrees and even then I could barely touch the desserts - I did give it a good try though! I would probably stick with the LTT lunch or even just do something small at Columbia Harbour House and save my appetite for the desserts - i thought they were very good!

 

[DisneyHardin]

You want to have an empty stomach for 'Ohana.

 

[B-Ride]

You want to have an empty stomach for 'Ohana.

Agreed. We don't eat for 4 days before 'Ohana. Need to leave plenty of room for seconds (or thirds) of dessert.

 

[Regan117]

We could and have done it, because we don't really eat any desserts at the dessert party - usually some fruit and cheese. But if you're going to eat the food, I wouldn't recommend Ohana afterwards. That is a lot of food.

 

[GillianP1301]

We may not be the norm, but we don't really gorge ourselves at any of our meals or dessert parties, we eat a comfortable amount. But we don't find value in quantity of food, we find it in the variety and the overall experience. That being said, I think it is totally feasible to get to Ohana for 9:45 after the dessert party. You'll have over an hour to get there, so not an issue. Personally, I prefer not to have a meal that late at night, but if that's not a concern for you, then I say go for it.