News Happily Ever After fireworks show returning to Magic Kingdom in 2023

[James Alucobond]

I actually found the desserts really lacking the one time I tried it, though I know the offerings rotate pretty regularly. Not even a third the quality of what they put out at a Club Level lounge when it feels like it should at least meet that standard for the price. But the view is definitely great.

 

[vikescaper]

The dessert parties aren’t what they used to be. You can get alcohol at them but the actual desserts don’t seem to be as good as they used to be. They used to serve the cheeseburger spring rolls, so it was nice to have something savory. The only savory items that they have now are cheese cubes and the little toasts that go with the cheese. I tend to load up on the chocolate covered strawberries…..

 

[Ayla]

It’s exorbitant now. I remember taking my kids when they were 2 (10 years ago). They were free. My wife and I were $30. Now THAT was a steal!

Never gonna happen again, though. It was a great way to see Wishes (at the time) with stroller-age kids, though.

Yep. We did the Tomorrowland Dessert Party when it was $25 per person. No way I'd ever consider paying the exorbitant price they are charging for it now.

 

[HauntedPirate]

I didn't say value based on price, I just said that it's a fun experience if you can afford it. I was just leaving a reviews. I don't know the price because Disney Dreamers Academy covered it. However, looking at the price online, it seems to be a good deal. $111, and you get as much dessert as you can eat, front row seating for the fireworks, a fantastic view, and you get to be out of the crowds. And how does it lack credibility? I was simply saying "it was fun!"

We've done the dessert party when the price was $68/person. The desserts weren't that great, and our family of 6, with 4 teenagers at the time, couldn't eat enough then to justify the price then. It's too rich, too much, too fast. It's gut rot within 30 minutes. If you think these desserts they're offering would be priced at $20 a pop if offered elsewhere... they aren't.

And HEA wasn't and isn't worth spending a penny for.

 

[DisneyFanatic12]

And HEA wasn't and isn't worth spending a penny for.

I agree, it’s worth spending 9,900 pennies for, not just one.

In all seriousness though, do these sell out?

 

[HauntedPirate]

I agree, it’s worth spending 9,900 pennies for, not just one.

In all seriousness though, do these sell out?

I've never heard of them selling out, but I'm also not sure if that information is ever disseminated or publicized.

And HEA isn't worth a plugged nickel. IMHO.

 

[Disone]

I've never heard of them selling out, but I'm also not sure if that information is ever disseminated or publicized.

And HEA isn't worth a plugged nickel. IMHO.

So I am guessing you don't like it?