Can you tell me what kinds of stuff they had, how packed is it (i.e. how many seats do they reserve, etc)?
There were about 100 seats (maybe a bit more) and the seating is assigned. You are taken to your table by a CM when you check in. I will tell you that we never once felt cramped, crowded or any of those things. There was a PhotoPass photographer on hand as well.
The desserts...lots! From cheesecake to cupcakes. My son (he's 18) loved the mango shooters. Chocolate covered strawberries (they were huge!), brownies, mousse, you name it, I think they had it. As well a variety of drinks such as coffee, tea, juice, etc.
We were able to watch the Main Street Electrical Parade from our seats and had a clear view of Wishes as well. Was one of the best $$ I spent at WDW in my book. We did this our last evening of our trip. I can't wait to do it again and am personally making this a must do for any future trips. I highly recommend it.
And, it was fun to get ushered out the "back way" behind Main Street afterwards to avoid the massive crowd on Main Street.
Here are a couple of pictures I found:
Even the DS got a kick out of that!
That is awesome! I haven't spent anytime in Tomorrowland. YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!Yes, it's all outside on the Tomorrowland Terrace. Some of the seats are under the terrace but you are not closed in. When you check in for the party, it's on the Tomorrowland Entrance side just as you cross over the bridge.
A lot of folks snuggled up to the rail when Wishes started but we found our seats to be the perfect place for viewing. Tink actually flew right over us
We enjoyed Dessert Party and the hassle free Wishes viewing...just a different vibe than a cake.
That does help and I have it bookmarked now. We ordered a cake at CRT on our last visit and were really disappointed as it was still frozen when brought out. It was just a plain chocolate cake with her happy birthday on it and they charged like 35 bucks. I would like to have a fancy one with all of the princesses in pink, red and purple (her fave colors) on it.I'm big on ordering bday cakes
This might help you if you decide you want to look into cakes.
http://disneytravelbabble.com/how-to/order-cake/
If you ordered the cake with your meal or one of the princess package cakes, they are usually podium cakes. i.e. premade/prefrozen. The fancy cakes are freshly baked cakes and quite different. You can get really creative with them. The first two are cakes are mine (Contemporary bakery) and the third is a cake my friend ordered (GF bakery).
My friend provided the topper for this one.
If you don't mind me asking how much was the Belle cake? I want to do one like that only with several of the princesses faces in frames around the outer part and a castle i as the topper.
What made the Belle cake so expensive? Was it the topper?The Belle cake was $150.
The castle topper referred to as the "small" topper (pictured below) adds about $100 to the cost of a cake. It's often seen on wedding cakes, but I know for certain I've seen it added to bday cakes.
The more you want done to the castle beyond very basic trimming usually costs extra. I had inquired about it since I was looking at the sandcastle treatment for it for an Ariel themed cake...and that bumped the cost up to about $160 for just the topper. OUCH.
What made the Belle cake so expensive? Was it the topper?The Belle cake was $150.
The castle topper referred to as the "small" topper (pictured below) adds about $100 to the cost of a cake. It's often seen on wedding cakes, but I know for certain I've seen it added to bday cakes.
The more you want done to the castle beyond very basic trimming usually costs extra. I had inquired about it since I was looking at the sandcastle treatment for it for an Ariel themed cake...and that bumped the cost up to about $160 for just the topper. OUCH.
Do you just send them the toppers when you provide them? I was thinking I could get a crown and then have them do princesses in guilded frames around it.
