We showed up 25 minutes ahead of time and had to stand in a 30 minute line to check-in.
While waiting, a cast member gave us our paper tickets, but we still had to wait in line.
Everything was done by paper; nothing on the magic band.
After waiting in a 30 minute line, a torrential downpour starts. We couldn’t wait for the storm to pass as the dinner had already started, so we walked in the pouring rain/ lightening/ thunder and got soaked on our way to the pavilion.
At the pavilion, my seat and table were soaked because of the drifting rain...they tried covering both with a plastic garbage bag but to no avail.
The stage was covered with a huge blue tarp, sand bags and bungee cords.
After an hour wait, they perform an abbreviated show.
The abbreviated show was great and the food...excellent but personally, for $200 (2 adults, 2 kids), I would have expected a little more.
It felt like this was the first time they had done this...and also built the place not realizing that it rains constantly in Orlando.
While waiting, a cast member gave us our paper tickets, but we still had to wait in line.
Everything was done by paper; nothing on the magic band.
After waiting in a 30 minute line, a torrential downpour starts. We couldn’t wait for the storm to pass as the dinner had already started, so we walked in the pouring rain/ lightening/ thunder and got soaked on our way to the pavilion.
At the pavilion, my seat and table were soaked because of the drifting rain...they tried covering both with a plastic garbage bag but to no avail.
The stage was covered with a huge blue tarp, sand bags and bungee cords.
After an hour wait, they perform an abbreviated show.
The abbreviated show was great and the food...excellent but personally, for $200 (2 adults, 2 kids), I would have expected a little more.
It felt like this was the first time they had done this...and also built the place not realizing that it rains constantly in Orlando.