Originally Posted By Hound Good suggestions, cstephens and imadisneygal. cstephens, I didn't mean to suggest that you bully the waiter . I meant more along the lines of increasing the tip . My daughter used to be a waitress and there are things they can do to move the food faster. Usually, the wait person shares some of their tips with the cooks, busboys, etc. and the carrot might get them to move things along faster. Also, you might ask the waiter if any of the entrees are quicker to prepare than others.
Originally Posted By JeffG Keep in mind that the restaurant staff knows who is there on the Candlelight package and what time the show is. It certainly doesn't hurt to remind them, but they will be well prepared to get you out of there in time. -Jeff
Originally Posted By retlawfan And, if you still need to add more to get to $40, you can order a lot of cookies to go!!
Originally Posted By arielsmelody22 I have reservations, but I just realized that I have no idea where the processional takes place. Can someone help? Thanks.
Originally Posted By cstephens arielsmelody22 wrote: > I have reservations, but I just realized that I have no idea where the processional takes place. Can someone help? Thanks. Candlelight is held in Disneyland's Town Square. /cs
Originally Posted By imadisneygal If you are booked with a Cendlelight dinner package then you are guaranteed a seat. They are folding chairs brought into Town Square for the event. If you do not have a package or an invitation from one of the Resort departments then you can wait in the standby queue north of the Christmas Tree if you want to try to have a seat for the show. Even though seats for standby Guests are not guaranteed there are usually at least a few extra seats for the shows. Otherwise, you could also situate yourself along the roped off area so you can see the show, but you need to get there early for this because people line up VERY early along the ropes. Even the standby queue fills up early.
Originally Posted By da_tick We are booked with a Candlelight Dinner package, but are we guaranteed a seat/ admittance? Especially since the Park is extremely busy & even recently turned some guests away. We'll try and finish our meal as quick as possible but will there be a different gate for Candlelight dinner guests? I sure hope everything goes as smoothly as possible, I'm looking forward to a wonderful Disneyland evening.
Originally Posted By imadisneygal Yes, you are guaranteed admission and a seat. If you are booked with a Candlelight package then you will definitely get in and get your seat for the show.
Originally Posted By SuzyMouse Approximately when would you guys recommend getting in the stand-by line? I'm performing in the Sunday 8pm show and I have no idea what time to tell my mom and dad to join the line.
Originally Posted By imadisneygal Since you're in the second show I'd tell them to arrive when the first one starts and they can get in line then. Last year they were able to accommodate everyone in that line into the first show on Sunday, and then the line reformed for the second show. They'll hear and see the first performance, but I know they'll be happy to wait to see you in the show!
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS I hope you all got the seating arrangements you wanted...This is the day of my daughter's 16th birthday party and I wouldn't miss it for the world! Have fun all!
Originally Posted By imadisneygal You're welcome. I think our tickets will be for the second show on Sunday as well, so even though I don't know what you look like I'll see you there! Please say hi to Jackie from Robyn!
Originally Posted By Hound You can try calling, but I heard that they were gone by 2PM the day they were available (last Wed.)
