Tomorrowland dessert party??

[mabalt]

For anyone out there that has done this is it worth it??

I would like to add a second part to this question...

How well can you see the parade? (Is that even a consideration?) I am considering this for our December trip. I usually skip parades for rides, but we are doing an extended family trip, so I am trying to plan more variety.

Thanks!

 

[PacoDF]

I would like to add a second part to this question...

How well can you see the parade? (Is that even a consideration?) I am considering this for our December trip. I usually skip parades for rides, but we are doing an extended family trip, so I am trying to plan more variety.

Thanks!

You can't see the parade from the Tomorrowland Terrace. You'll see only the floats upper side. The people will block your line of sight.

So don't count on this.

http://www.disunplugged.com/2009/06/24/disney-debuts-magic-kingdom-wishes-dessert-party/

 

[pavicich]

We just did this last Sunday. Had a table front and center but after reading up on it wasn't surprised when families started lining up at the railing directly in front of us 30 minutes before the fireworks. Many other families (including us) then got up to watch at railing.

There was one woman who threw A FIT during the show at the workers because people were standing at the railing in front of her table (there is approx 8 feet of space between most tables and the railing that is a pathway to the desserts ahead of the show) and it "wasn't like this last year". No one moved or was asked to move by the workers/servers ( and neither did she ever get up from her group table ). She made it obv she wasn't happy but the crowd ignored her.

Point is please know people will most likely stand at the railing and not stay seated if you choose to do this experience. It would not be very magical to get what she was clearly expecting and then not!