Someone said you can check in for the 2nd show during the check in for the first show. I’d make sure to specify though!
You can do this. The CM asked if we were checking in for the first party or the second party. I believe you can then get your wristband and come back when it’s time for your party.
My younger son is 20, do you think he could get one?
Maybe ask if you can purchase one for her. You never know.Wondering if they would give my 2 1/2 year old one?Probably not since I am not paying for her. I’ll still ask though!
We did the party last night, and it was an overall good, not fantastic, experience. For those asking about the kids’ sippers - they will only give them to children 9 and under. My 9 yo is very tall, and I was asked our kids’ ages when we were seated. This will sound crazy, but I’m planning a trip for WDW next year, when she will be 10, and I accidentally answered “10” at first. When I realized my mistake and asked for a sipper a few min later, a small amount of quiet drama ensued at the bar behind us while they decided whether they would let her have one. *facepalm* They brought one for my 9 yo only, and my 13 yo did not receive one. Considering that I had to provide the names and ages of our party when booking, it was a little annoying that they didn’t automatically provide one for our group. She loved it, though.Wondering if they would give my 2 1/2 year old one?
Did you sit upper or lower and what was your thoughts on the view?
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. I always start thinking of my kids as their next age once it's 3 months from their birthday lol. I'm glad they gave your 9yo a cup!
I don’t drink either so for me the value is the chair and not having to be smushed to watch a show.
Thanks for the heads up! They sure are popular. My 15yo wants the popcorn bucket, so we'll have a couple of things to keep an eye out for when we get there.
This question wasn’t for me but we were there last night too and sat in the second row of high tops (first row high tops were gone). But we asked to sit behind low top tables so the kids could see and the view was great.
Upper, unless you have a physical limitation or a child who may not be able to safely sit in the high chairs. (We‘ve always done high and used to just hold our little one in our laps.). As others have shown in the pics, many people put their kids on their shoulders. So, you’re taking a risk of a significantly obstructed view with the lower tables. Our challenge was that even though we wanted “front row, high” and were the 4th party in line, the party in front of us was huge and took up 4 tables (!), so there was only one front row table left. Our table was a bit close to the lamps, so we actually scooted our daughter over to an empty seat at the next table (with their gracious permission) for a clearer view. In summary, high, and if you have kids or are petite, try for front row, also!
We once had an issue where the low top people decided to stand, which blocked our view. I had to ask them to sit, or at least stand to one side. Not a common occurrence, I suspect, but just something to be aware of. Otherwise, I agree the high tops behind the low tables are a good pick!
They are directors chairs and very comfortable. There is a foot rest. The adults and kids in our party all found them comfortable.
Your relative got 2 plates of food?
Yes! One regular plate and one plate with just fruit. That was a pleasant surprise. I should add that the cast members were all very sweet and gracious last night, just clearly trying to get into their groove.
