Pinochio's workshop

[MicheleandAngie]

Anyone try this? I have my 5 yr old booked there for one evening but if she hates it while we are still dropping her off we will not leave her. I feel a bit guilty wanting to put her here while we go do something for an hour or so but if it's super fun I won't. I've been a stay at home mom for her whole life so if it's like a fun babysitter we'll be happy, if it's like a boring daycare then she won't go. (not saying daycares are boring just saying if this is a 'boring' daycare)
Anyone use it?

 

[Snow Brite]

One of my sons went and loved it. They had a nice dinner, had video games, read a story and I never exactly understood the details of this part...but they went up on the roof (or just up high) in the hotel and watched the fireworks. The next night when we watched them together he was telling me what all the names of the fireworks were that the CM at Pinnochio's had told him. He totally loved it. They took a picture of us together with a polaroid for ID purposes and then gave it as a souvenir when we left. It is decorated very cute and he had a blast.

 

[MicheleandAngie]

sweet. I booked her there about 3 days after we arrive and we're staying for 8 nights but I still feel guilty about dropping her off AT DISNEYLAND. I may chicken out.

 

[lucky1]

Do tell more about this? Where is it and is it similar to Neverland Club or Simba's club at WDW? What is the minimum age?

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

Here's some info on Pinocchio's Workshop w/pics:

http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=8918781&postcount=2

 

[hlbtimes2]

Here is a link to some great info on it http://www.mouseplanet.com/akrock/ak010706.htm

Its for children 5-12.