Originally Posted By DyGDisney We took my dd to Disneyland for her birthday (we were there the 2 days after her birthday). I made 2 dining reservations and for both was asked if we were celebrating a birthday, the name and age of the birthday person. But what's the point of all this? They did absolutely nothing at either restaurant for my daughter, aside from the typical "Happy Birthday" everyone wearing a pin gets. I wasn't expecting anything at all, but why do they even ask if they aren't going to do anything? At Cafe Orleans we saw them take "birthday beneigts" to 2 different adults with birthday pins, but my daughter wasn't acknowledged in that way and that was one of the places which asked when we made reservations. Maybe they are just for adults? We bought beneigts anyway and shared them!
Originally Posted By familyguy Sounds like they dropped the ball. I'm sorry. They did something for my daughter at GK when it was her birthday.Brought a litle dessert with a candle and sang happy birthday.
Originally Posted By DyGDisney When my youngest turned 3 we went to GK for her birthday. They made a big deal about it, brought her a cupcake with a candle and even brought Goofy over to be with her while we all sang. It's really not a big deal, like I said, I just wonder why they ask. We have had plenty of nice things happen to us at DL over the years.
Originally Posted By Moon Waffle Sorry but when every fifth guest is somehow celebrating their birthday at disneyland on any given day, and disney does nothing to verify the truth of these claims....you cant expect much.
Originally Posted By DyGDisney I know and I agree that it's a problem. It's funny how many people I saw wearing birthday pins...but then again, October 5 is the most common birthday in the U.S., and the place was packed when we were there.
Originally Posted By ssturgeo I still always mention to the server when we are celebrating a birthday and have always received some sort of birthday type desert or equivalent
