Wonderland Tea Party for non English speakers

[DISNEY1975]

Im planning a trip for my family and my inlaws, including 2 nieces 7 and 11, who do not speak a word of English. I thought it would be cute for them to go to the Wonderland Tea Party, but saw there are games and stories etc.. I also noticed it only goes to age 12, which would leave out my daughter. My questions...

Are parents (aunts!) not allowed in the room?
If the kids dont speak English, would they be lost as to what was going on throughout the entire "party"? (I understand they wouldnt understand the story being told, but they are very well behaved and could just sit for a bit and listen).
Are there many instructions on where to go, what to do etc ..?

 

[mom2rtk]

Parents (and aunts) are definitely not allowed in the room. No idea if the language would be a really big obstacle to their enjoyment. I would probably email Guest Services in advance and ask. It has been offered for years. Surely it has come up before.

 

[DISNEY1975]

I was thinking the girls could go together and my daughter could somewhat translate (her French is not great...but better than nothing), but she will be 14..too old to go with them.

 

[Pumbaa_]

I would give it a pass my niece went many moons ago. It is very interactive, not just sit and eat. They would be completely lost and not able to understand or follow directions.

 

[fhtpdw20]

This may not help with Wonderland Tea but this link might help with rest of your trip. There is a $25 rental fee that is refunded when the Ears to the World device is returned. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/attraction-translation-devices/