Wishes Dessert Party

[LizC]

I always thought about doing the dessert party and now that I have kids it seems like the perfect time. I am looking to go with my 2 year old twins, husband, and parents. Does it get very crowded? My daughter does not like crowds and I would like her to be able to enjoy the fireworks without getting pushed and shoved. Also, if I do decide to do it how early do I need to be there?

Thanks!

 

[Hakunamatata]

It's a controlled number crowd. In the area they have it it's not jammed packed. People will group up once the fireworks starts but there is room to hang back.

 

[HouCuseChickie]

People will crowd the rail for the projection show and Wishes, but there is plenty of space for everyone attending the party to have a spot along the rail. Still, it's nothing compared to the crowds outside of the party...so it could be a really good choice for anyone wanting to avoid the chaos of the standard Wishes crowds. As for timing, Wishes was at 10pm the night we did it and we were let into the party at 9pm. It's assigned seating and you're checked in by a CM, so it's all a very organized process. The line did form a bit before 9, but considering everyone has reservations- it's not anything crazy.

 

[LizC]

People will crowd the rail for the projection show and Wishes, but there is plenty of space for everyone attending the party to have a spot along the rail. Still, it's nothing compared to the crowds outside of the party...so it could be a really good choice for anyone wanting to avoid the chaos of the standard Wishes crowds. As for timing, Wishes was at 10pm the night we did it and we were let into the party at 9pm. It's assigned seating and you're checked in by a CM, so it's all a very organized process. The line did form a bit before 9, but considering everyone has reservations- it's not anything crazy.

Thanks!