WOC dessert party for family of 5

[northshoremama]

has anyone done the WOC dessert party for a family of 5? it would be me, DH, DD9, DD8, and DD4. i'm wondering how many of you folks out there with younger ones did the dessert party and how it worked out.

i like the reserved seating and the desserts look awesome, but i think i might be splurging a bit too much for my 4 year old?

thoughts?

 

[JustCallMeMommy]

My DD is older than your kids, but there were several kids seated around us. They all seemed to do great. If you are going to see WOC anyway, having chairs, desserts, and light-up-glasses for kids is a nice way to do it.

 

[northshoremama]

My DD is older than your kids, but there were several kids seated around us. They all seemed to do great. If you are going to see WOC anyway, having chairs, desserts, and light-up-glasses for kids is a nice way to do it.

thanks for the input! a hefty price tag for a family of 5 so still thinking about it.

i'm wondering if the crowds will be less since the show now starts after the park closes?!

 

[planningjollyholiday]

Whenever we have gone It has always started after the park closes, so I don't think it will make a difference. I think it's a perfect idea for a 4 year old, because with dessert seating you don't have to wait around a long time and try to entertain your kid before the show starts as you try to stake out aND "defend" your spot. I think dessert seating would be much more relaxing!

thanks for the input! a hefty price tag for a family of 5 so still thinking about it.

i'm wondering if the crowds will be less since the show now starts after the park closes?!

 

[disneychrista]

i'm wondering if the crowds will be less since the show now starts after the park closes?!

I think the opposite is true. Park closes at 8, WOC at 8:15 - "everyone" heads to WOC to watch it before they leave the park.