peter11435
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They never prevented resort hoping, they just prevented you from driving in without a reservation.
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ImperfectPixie
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I understand the desire to do that...but I really hate that it's a "thing".
Megbutnotmegan
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I did!! That was my thought too. Some sort of holiday “special” event for about $200 per person is my guess.
Shouldn't Minnie's be the same price as Enchantment?
Megbutnotmegan
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Well those of us who aren’t Disney might think so but I feel like they will raise a price if they feel like demand will still be there. Especially if they say it’s “special.”
Thanks for the heads up. I got Biergarten 3 times for my trip (don’t care, I got candlelight x3.)
SpectroBro
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- In the Parks
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Tha Realest
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If they put Figment in ugly Christmas sweaters I think it would double JII's attendance
castlecake2.0
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Didnt get a picture but prep work had started at Springs. Wires strung for garland and some large hanging floral pieces installed.
Didn't he have it on last year?
peter11435
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Yes
cslafferty
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Thanks! I just got one for Dec. 7th!!
Does your reservation say that you have the dining package for candlelight processional? Mine just looks like a normal reservation even though I booked through the processional link. I want to make sure I 'm good to go or not
cslafferty
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It has my CP showtime in parentheses (5:15)
cslafferty
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Here’s what it looks like in MDE plans
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Details on Gingerbread pieces, along with the Foodie Guide for resorts -
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa Lobby
This stunning life-size storybook gingerbread house with “cinnamon clouds” puffing from the chimney is beautifully decorated with white chocolate candy canes, edible snowflakes, and sugar poinsettias. Treats for sale include house-made Gingerbread Houses and Gingerbread Ornaments. (Nov. 10-Jan. 1)
Disney’s Beach Club Resort
This life-size spinning carousel is a holiday tradition at Disney’s Beach Club Resort. The Little Mermaid is the theme with hand-painted holiday characters, handcrafted gingerbread shingles, and fondant snowflakes. And don’t forget to pop over to the Yacht Club lobby and see the adorable holiday village with a miniature train. (Nov.1-Jan. 2)
EPCOT – The American Adventure Rotunda
The American Adventure Gingerbread Display – The EPCOT pastry chefs have recreated the Lincoln Memorial and Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in miniature edible versions along with The American Adventure building and an EPCOT Festival Holiday Kitchen. (Nov. 26-Dec. 30)
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa Lobby
This stunning life-size storybook gingerbread house with “cinnamon clouds” puffing from the chimney is beautifully decorated with white chocolate candy canes, edible snowflakes, and sugar poinsettias. Treats for sale include house-made Gingerbread Houses and Gingerbread Ornaments. (Nov. 10-Jan. 1)
Disney’s Beach Club Resort
This life-size spinning carousel is a holiday tradition at Disney’s Beach Club Resort. The Little Mermaid is the theme with hand-painted holiday characters, handcrafted gingerbread shingles, and fondant snowflakes. And don’t forget to pop over to the Yacht Club lobby and see the adorable holiday village with a miniature train. (Nov.1-Jan. 2)
EPCOT – The American Adventure Rotunda
The American Adventure Gingerbread Display – The EPCOT pastry chefs have recreated the Lincoln Memorial and Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in miniature edible versions along with The American Adventure building and an EPCOT Festival Holiday Kitchen. (Nov. 26-Dec. 30)
Foodie Guide to Holidays at Walt Disney World Resort Hotels
Earlier this week, we posted the Foodie Guide to Holidays highlighting the deliciously festive offerings at Disney Springs and our parks. Today, our Disney Resort hotels are making spirits bright with delish savories, sweets, and sips. Wait until you
disneyparks.disney.go.com
nickys
Premium Member
The Holiday sleigh rides are returning at Fort Wilderness from Dec 1st.
Casper Gutman
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Yup - feel free to park in one of the Springs garages, go through security, and ride the bus. Or pay $25 to park at a park. Resort hopping is super, super easy just like always - just dont forget that if you don’t stay at a Disney resort you’re a second class guest.