WOC dessert or Dinner package?

[cruisehopeful]

At WDW when we did one of the dessert shows it was an all you can eat dessert party. It sounded like this one is one plate. Is that correct?

Yes, it is one plate per person. There is also a bread basket. You get 2 drinks per person. It is actually quite a lot of food. I ate some bread and cheese and was fairly full and left most of the dessert items.

 

[mistyinca]

What are the drink choices in the dessert package? And can someone share what all desser/food options there were?
Thanks

 

[pharmama]

What are the drink choices in the dessert package? And can someone share what all desser/food options there were?
Thanks

We did the WoC dessert package at the end of July. I have seen various WoC shows a total of probably 10 times including one dining package viewing. This was far and away my most enjoyable WoC from a logistics standpoint (even though WoC- Celebrate! was/is my least favorite WoC show itself). I was on a solo trip with DD5 and I don't think it would have been viable for us to see the show via the usual FP methods. Here's a photo of the dessert plate:

As mentioned, there was also a bread basket. Everything was very good and it was A LOT of food (especially for DD).

Sorry, I don't remember details on the drink choices other than DD ended up with this ridiculous huge light up cup thing....

 

[Musicbug]

I just went to look up the prices and it is $80 for 1 person? So it would cost $400 Us (we are from Canada) for our family of 5. Ouch

 

[mistyinca]

Thanks. I was primarily wondering if the drink options included alcoholic options.

 

[Aladora]

Thanks. I was primarily wondering if the drink options included alcoholic options.

There is a choice of sparkling wine or a blue alcoholic drink and when we went we were given 2 drinks each. (2 alcoholic drinks that is, we also got bottled water and DS was given the gigantic light up cup)

 

[cmpeter]

We are here now. They put out the podium with a cast member around 6:45. The sign went up at 7:00 and was lit right away. We were supposed to be seated at 7:15 but they were running late. We got our wrist bands at 7:25. We were the 5th group in line. They let us pick our own table. Based on the advice posted up thread we went with high top (against the rail).

Because we got here early we ended up standing in line for about 45 minutes. But we probably could have come later...all the tables look good. It's *really* nice not to be standing anymore and I am enjoying a glass of champagne now.

 

[ariel1025]

I was almost completely dead set on the dinner package for our August trip...until I read through this thread. With a 6 and 3 year old, it almost seems worth the additional cost for the decrease in stress. We missed WOC last trip (refurb) and it is still the top thing my son wants to see three years later. I have a question on the tables. I understand some are high top and some are low top. We are a very short family and would definitely prefer a high top table if given the option, but am wondering if due to my daughters age (3) they wouldn't allow it. Anybody know? And if we get a low top is the view obstructed by the high tops? Thanks!

 

[cmpeter]

No, the high top tables are not in front of the lower tables. The low tables were all against the rail. Some high tops were in front of the rail and some were behind the front row of high and low tops.

The seats are those director chair styles...with the canvas sears and backs.

Not sure if there are age requirements for the high tops. We had an 8 year old at our table. I don't remember seeing any kids there that were younger...although we got there early and had a table on the far left side (if you are facing the water).

I'll try and upload some pictures later today.