Candlelight Processional

[poohbear6103]

This will be my first time to WDW at Christmas (Dec 15th- Dec 19th). We are doing MVMCP on Dec 16th but keep hearing about the Candlelight Processional. What it is? Where is it held? Do you have to pay for it? I assume it worth it, is this correct? Since we are only there for a short time I did not know if anyone knew off hand when during my stay it would be available.

Thanks in advance :xmas:

 

[wannabeBelle]

This will be my first time to WDW at Christmas (Dec 15th- Dec 19th). We are doing MVMCP on Dec 16th but keep hearing about the Candlelight Processional. What it is? Where is it held? Do you have to pay for it? I assume it worth it, is this correct? Since we are only there for a short time I did not know if anyone knew off hand when during my stay it would be available.

Thanks in advance :xmas:

Some threads to check out:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=44463&highlight=candlelight+processional

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=43505

Belle

 

[Main Street USA]

The processional is a really peaceful show, and I think it's a great way to celebrate the holidays. It takes place in the American Gardens Theatre, directly in froint of the American Adventure in Epcot.

The choir and orchestra combo is amazing, and it snows! Not to mention it's free to all Epcot visitors. It IS possible to get a processional package which includes a dinner and priority seating at the show, and info on that can be found in the threads linked to by Belle, and also at www.allearsnet.com. THe cheapest package is in the $25 range, up to about $45 for the nicer restaurants. They're a great deal, and it'll eliminate your wait for the show. It's also cool to be able to walk right past the 100s of people that are already in line.

 

[Candlelightgirl]

Candlelight is well worth going to see. My school made it this year. Its sounding pretty good. We sing a bunch of songs from all over the world. Several in different languages. Stop by you will enjoy it!