Wonderland Tea Party?

[tgmousechick]

Has anyone's children done this tea party and want to tell me about it? I've made a reservation for DD6 during our March trip, and I think she'll enjoy it! It seems like something fun for her to do while her brother is napping for the afternoon.

 

[shellybaxter]

My neice loved it. One of the things she liked was that she got to go by herself - No grown ups except the staff (and Alice and the Mad Hatter). She loved the games and activities and wasn't necessarily ready for us to pick her up. I'd send her again in a heart beat

 

[tink too]

Our DD went when she was 5 y.o. and she loved it. It was one of the things she has requested to do again on our upcoming trip (she's 7 y.o. now).

 

[Meeska Mooska]

Never heard of this, could someone give me info or where to find out?

 

[jcemom]

My DD did it last year at almost age 5. She loved it. She's going back next month.

She said they got to eat dessert before lunch, the Mad Hatter threw grapes, they played duck duck goose, and that it was a lot of fun. There were maybe 18-20 children there the day DD did it. She said the 'tea' tasted like apple juice.

 

[jcemom]

Never heard of this, could someone give me info or where to find out?

It's held in the 1900 Park Fare restaurant at the Grand Floridian, Monday through Friday from 1:30-2:30 each day. I think the cost is somewhere around $30 per child, I can't remember exactly. They get a tea-sized sandwich that I think might have been peanut butter and jelly, grapes, and a cupcake, plus some apple juice 'tea' to drink. No parents are allowed inside once the party starts so details are sketchy, I can only tell you what DD relayed to me afterwards.

You do need to make an ADR as it often sells out. You can make that through Disney Dining and you need to leave a credit card guarantee, though your card isn't charged when you make the reservation.

 

[itchin2go]

Another resounding thumbs up! Book it.