Restaurant/Fireworks Questions

[Tink5747]

Hello there,

I am traveling with myself, 3 boys & parents in November. This will be our 3rd trip and we are excited to try some new dining options. Questions I'm asking are merely from things I THINK I remember hearing but not completely sure if they are true or not.

Chef Mickey's dinner-- I think you can see fireworks from the window... not sure if this is true, which window, if it's while you are eating or what but would be cool either way. I guess at the Contemporary I could easily just walk outside to see them also right?

CRT dinner-- same thing, I've heard if you are eating inside the castle while the fireworks show is going on that there's a special viewing spot? Fireworks show is a 9 PM this night and trying to figure out what would be the best reservation time for us.

Thanks!

 

[Tink5747]

We will also dine at:
Garden Grill breakfast
Mickey's Backyard BBQ
Rainforest Cafe AK dinner
Boma breakfast

Any info/tips/tricks on those would be great also!

 

[_auroraborealis_]

1. You cannot really see the fireworks from Chef Mickey while dining. There is a platform on Level 4 where you can view them.

2. There is not a special viewing spot. You may see some fireworks from inside depending on where you are seated. However, with the change from Wishes to Happily Ever After, there will be more projections and less pyro. You won't see much of the projections. If you want to see fireworks, be OUT of CRT.

No fireworks anywhere else listed.

 

[purple figment]

CRT Dinner: It's not a very good view of the fireworks. You're able to see some of the higher bursts, but none of the projections on the castle or the bursts around the perimeter. Some of the tables have better views, but there's no special viewing spot. By November there will be a different fireworks/projection show so no one knows what the view will be like from inside CRT. However, based on the current view, if seeing fireworks is more important or if you've never seen the show, it will be better to plan dinner early enough to be done and outside before it starts. If, by the time you go to CRT, you've already seen the new fireworks show, it will probably be fun to see them from a different perspective.