Ferrytale Fireworks: A Sparkling Dessert Cruise For Spring and Early Summer 2018

[Figment!]

Walt Disney World is highlighting the Ferrytale Fireworks: A Sparkling Dessert Cruise returning on select nights from April 13 - June 29, 2018:

... Get ready to make dreams come true as you board the iconic General Joe Potter ferryboat, named after the longtime Disney Legend, at the Transportation and Ticket Center. Once on the water, set your sights on the horizon while sampling decadent sweets and tasty specialty beverages for all ages – and you might even see a few surprises added to the menu! All of this is followed by one-of-a-kind views of the world-famous fireworks blooming over Magic Kingdom Park.

In addition to desserts and drinks, this event also offers fun activities such as a Glow-in-the-Dark Scavenger Hunt, where you’ll search for Hidden Mickeys throughout the Ferryboat. And when the fireworks begin, you’ll receive a pair of “Mickey Vision” viewing lenses, where your favorite characters may appear in each burst of light!

... Guests should meet at the Transportation and Ticket Center Tour Garden one hour and 15 minutes prior to each evening’s fireworks at Magic Kingdom Park. Be sure to get in on the fun by reserving your place on this fabulous fireworks cruise today! Annual Passholders can apply a discount by calling 407 WDW-DINE and Disney Vacation Club Members can apply a discount by calling Member Services.

[Cinderelley]

I'm all in for a scavenger hunt!

[mom2morgan]

that sounds amazing! and probably super expensive!

[TheVBs]

Sounds fun! Anyone know how much it is? I tried to look on the WDW site, but I just keep getting the picture of Stitch with the "Someone ate this page" message.

[Figment!]

The experience show pricing as follows:

Reservations

Ferrytale Fireworks: A Sparkling Dessert Cruise takes place on select nights. Admission is $99 for adults and $69 for children ages 3 to 9 (tax and gratuity included), and even includes a special take-away surprise.

[TheVBs]

Thanks Figment!

[brad192]

$99? I'll pass. If it were a reasonable amount, say $49, I'd seriously consider it. Also, what about limits on the number of people? Those ferries can hold a LOT of people (think AM / PM cattle drives to & from the TTC), and I'll bet that Disney will sell as many admissions as they can for this, right up to the legal limit for the ferry.

[magicofdisney]

If this is one of their bigger boats, this also means it will be out of commission during a critical time of people leaving the parks. Unless they consider all those on the boat were planning to leave the park anyway after the fireworks.