dessert fireworks

**motherof4** · 07-25-2009, 09:56 PM

after calling for 2 weeks I finally got res for the dessert fireworks in mk I hope it is worth the money. has anyone gone to it. It sounds really good with all that dessert. and a good seat for wishes fireworks.

**ElenitaB** · 07-25-2009, 10:02 PM

Please report back how it was. I wouldn't doubt if they extend this, if it's making money for them.

**SBETigg** · 07-25-2009, 10:07 PM

I haven't done it, but I have sat in that area for fireworks, and it's a great view. And I have seen pictures of the dessert buffet and it looks amazing. I think you'll be very pleased with this experience, but do let us know!

**DisneyPrincess21** · 07-25-2009, 10:56 PM

Originally Posted by motherof4

after calling for 2 weeks I finally got res for the dessert fireworks in mk I hope it is worth the money. has anyone gone to it. It sounds really good with all that dessert. and a good seat for wishes fireworks.

I have never heard of this before what is it?

**DlandMommy** · 07-25-2009, 11:24 PM

You are soo lucky I've been trying for weeks.Im hoping if I cant get a res hopefully our concierge can

**SorcererJim** · 07-25-2009, 11:39 PM

I've got reservations for this coming Wed. I'll be sure to report on the experience. I too have seen the pictures and can't believe all the food!

To answer a previous post, it's called the Wishes Dessert Buffet and for 17.99 for Adults and 9.99 for the 3-9 crowd, you get entry in the lower terrace near the noodle station at "around one hour before wishes" with tables and chairs setup and the most decadent spread of desserts I have ever seen amassed outside the midnight chocolate buffet on my last cruise!

You get to enjoy all you can eat and drink (colas, lemonades, iced teas, coffee, water) until wishes starts. I've also seen that you can get a nice view of specromagic from there as well.

We can't wait!

**Cinderelley** · 07-26-2009, 07:37 AM

I'm not too thrilled with this. I don't think it's the best place to see fireworks - the castle is off-centered when you watch them from there. The only time I sit there is when I go with DH. He doesn't like to wait for the fireworks, so we ride rides, grab a bite to eat, and then watch the fireworks from one of the tables. I think this would have been a lot better if it was presented somewhere along Main Street - maybe a second floor viewing platform or something like that. Kind've like they do for Fantasmic in Disneyland.

**SBETigg** · 07-26-2009, 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by Cinderelley

I'm not too thrilled with this. I don't think it's the best place to see fireworks - the castle is off-centered when you watch them from there. The only time I sit there is when I go with DH. He doesn't like to wait for the fireworks, so we ride rides, grab a bite to eat, and then watch the fireworks from one of the tables. I think this would have been a lot better if it was presented somewhere along Main Street - maybe a second floor viewing platform or something like that. Kind've like they do for Fantasmic in Disneyland.

I disagree. It is very slightly off center, yes, but it's very close and a great view. Tinkerbell flies right at you and lands slightly above, out of sight. It's pretty cool. It's one of my favorite viewing locations.

**Live4WDW** · 07-26-2009, 11:35 AM

Am going august 24, the view for the fireworks will be nice of course, however the main reason I am going is to enjoy the many desserts, many times.

**KathyMO** · 07-26-2009, 01:25 PM

Can you book it 90 days in advance? Will it still be going on in Nov? What if there are no fireworks that night due to rain?

It sounds great and we will probably give it a try.

**tinksmom02** · 07-26-2009, 01:37 PM

If they decide to extend it beyond August, I just might have to try for ADRs for it...like we'll need more food on this trip

but maybe we could cancel a dinner and just eat desserts that night LOL

**Live4WDW** · 07-26-2009, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by tinksmom02

If they decide to extend it beyond August, I just might have to try for ADRs for it...like we'll need more food on this trip

but maybe we could cancel a dinner and just eat desserts that night LOL

LOL!!! That's what my wife and I did. Were just having breakfast at Boma, and a light luch somewhere. Dessert time later.

**Live4WDW** · 07-26-2009, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by KathyMO

Can you book it 90 days in advance? Will it still be going on in Nov? What if there are no fireworks that night due to rain?

It sounds great and we will probably give it a try.

I can only help you with part of your questions here. When I made a reservation for this event, I was told the fireworks might get cancelled due to weather, but that the dessert party will go on as scheduled. Its under cover, however I would suffer under a downpour for some of those desserts. YUM,YUM

**allentownguy** · 07-27-2009, 02:10 AM

Originally Posted by Live4WDW

Am going august 24, the view for the fireworks will be nice of course, however the main reason I am going is to enjoy the many desserts, many times.

we will be going the same night for the extra magic hours look for the big guy with all the tattoos (hands,neck,arm,legs) eating all the creme brulee

**DisneyPrincess21** · 07-27-2009, 02:24 AM

Originally Posted by allentownguy

look for the big guy with all the tattoos (hands,neck,arm,legs) eating all the creme brulee

HAHAHA, Sorry I got a visual of this big tough guy eating little cups of creme brulee and that literally made me laugh out loud.

I wish I could go, but they aren't currently offering it when I am going.

Hope you have a great time!

**Florida Dreamer** · 07-27-2009, 09:48 AM

We have just returned from our Disney trip. We did the Fireworks Desserts and it was wonderful. We enjoyed it very much. We had a reserved table up front. The desserts were great. Not large serving sizes so you are able to sample everything. There was a wide variety of desserts and several beverages to choose from. The staff was very helpful. The view of the fireworks was very good. We thought is was well worth it - it was a magical Disney experience. People attending did start standing in line about 20-30 before it opened. You are given a bracelet to wear in case you have to go to the restroom and come back in. Highly recommend the Fireworks Dessert Buffet.

**Live4WDW** · 07-27-2009, 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by allentownguy

we will be going the same night for the extra magic hours look for the big guy with all the tattoos (hands,neck,arm,legs) eating all the creme brulee

. Hey cool, will see you there!

**pixiesmimi** · 07-28-2009, 10:06 PM

Has anyone tried to get a reservation and couldn't but was able to go back later and something had opened up? I tried to get a reservation for sometime on our trip in Aug but was out of luck. I have been wondering if I might be able to get something if I go back and try again. Do you think there would be cancellations for this?

**DisneyPrincess21** · 07-28-2009, 10:14 PM

Originally Posted by pixiesmimi

Has anyone tried to get a reservation and couldn't but was able to go back later and something had opened up? I tried to get a reservation for sometime on our trip in Aug but was out of luck. I have been wondering if I might be able to get something if I go back and try again. Do you think there would be cancellations for this?

cancellations are always a possibility for anything, keep calling back (if you really want to go I would suggest calling everyday) trust me when I needed an O'hana reservation I called everyday. And I actually did get 2 different ones for different dates.
So anything is possible if you just try

**dizknee531** · 07-28-2009, 10:16 PM

Haven't been able to get in for our trip in Aug. Maybe we'll try for October. Did they extend it yet??

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