Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Party

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The party begins with a fabulous collection of edible goodies at the Tomorrowland Terrace. Once you have your fill, you are escorted to a …

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These parties provide unlimited desserts at Tomorrowland Terrace (either before or after the fireworks) with reserved standing viewing at the plaza hub grass.

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Daneesh Ansari
The package is a fun experience but still a bit of a zoo. I’d recommend the post party as you then don’t feel rushed to eat and drink so you can get a spot in the viewing area. The drinks keep flowing and the desserts are great and there is a large variety.

Yes, the viewing area gets a bit crowded but much more manageable than the general crowd. Overall, I think it’s worth trying out.
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Jon Harrison
Seats and Treats. Family of 5, three children 5, 7 and 9.

We went yesterday for the 21:00 showing. We went in at 20:40 and probably the last to arrive.

The drinks selection was great and the desserts were lovely. Staff attentive and polite.

Our table was the main issue. It wasn’t 357 which was allocated to us so there were only four chairs instead of five on the eventual table we were shown too. Dragging a spare chair from somewhere else isn’t magical. My guess is someone turned up earlier than us. and overruled the cast member saying they wanted to sit on our allocated table.

That meant we were sat awkwardly for the next hour and not as much room on our table. Two parties of three were sat in front of us on tables suitable for four.

I told a cast member – she knew I was on the wrong table – later she offered a different table but it seemed further away.

I put my three children in front so they had an ok view. Mine was restricted and I couldn’t see 40% of the fireworks. – I’ll attach it to this review.

It’s an ok experience you may get a restricted view and there was a tree in front of the castle. Children seemed happy but I felt a bit hard done when I knew we were on the wrong table.
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Jackie Adler
We paid for the extra experience of the Dessert Party which comes with a reserved viewing spot for the Fireworks. Wouldn’t recommend spending the money. Dessert bar was fine, but unless you plan to drink a lot, not worth the expense. Our “reserved spot” was one of the crowded grassy areas. We all stood shoulder to shoulder penned in together. I am on the shorter side and had a hard time seeing past the very tall gentleman in front of me.
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Jennifer O
While it was an amazing view, with a pretty good selection of desserts, my husband and I were annoyed with seating arrangements. The tables are so close together that you are knocking elbows with the people next to you. EDIT: After seeing the Once Upon a Time show on the castle I feel a little annoyed that when we paid for this dessert it was not in time for the show on the castle. That show is way more entertaining to me, I would even prefer to see the show on the castle to the fireworks. So, here is the updated review. If you get to see both, congrats to you, and lucky you.
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EJ
No worries of having to find a good place to see the fireworks, every seat is a great view. This was the 3rd time here, and the desert options seem to be getting smaller each year, yet the price has gone up each time. It’s almost getting to the point that you’re paying for seats, and less for the “dessert party”. $79 for adults now, I prob won’t be doing it again, unless the dessert selection increases back to how it use to be.
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Jerrad’s List
WOW! Without a doubt the absolute best fireworks experience I’ve ever seen! Disney has blended centuries old fireworks with modern day technology to forge a cool experience that kids and adults of all ages will be talking about!
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Robert McCormick
This is really a bummer and you should avoid unless you are absolutely sure it’s not going to rain.

The viewing area for fireworks is out in the open. It rained on us two nights in a row, and when we tried to cancel, since having young kids out in the pouring rain is no good, they told us there is a 24-hour cancellation or they could book it for another night, but if your vacation is over, you’re just out.

This is a really expensive option that has a 50/50 chance of being a waste in Florida. Skip this and find somewhere dry to stand for free.
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Susan Snyder
Great desserts. We got it with plaza garden viewing for the Happily Ever After fireworks and it was amazing
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Bailey Coffer
Of course the dessert party an s fireworks at magic kingdom were magical!! It was great to be able to sit at a table and just enjoy the fireworks and food and kids activities without having to fight for a spot or be in the huge crowd
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Beautiful 50th anniversary fireworks displays during the anniversary this past year! We are so happy to live near Disney and go as often as possible for the regular day events and special nighttime events as well. Disney has been understaffed and raising prices but there is still nothing else like it in Orlando or anywhere else in the country.

On this trip we went to the Liberty Tavern for dinner and were very happy with that “as much as you like” entree options amd the very attentive amd friendly wait staff.

Only at Disney can you dine in an authentic feeling 18th century road house and walk outside to a haunted mansion and a steam boat within sight of the font door.
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