On the third day reservations were available, they dropped sometime between 1:30 AM PST and 3:30 AM PST-- I happened to be awake at both times and checked. Not available at 1:30; were available at 3:30 AM. I'm assuming based on past experience that they probably opened up at 3AM.
I concur on the CMs, they were all lovely.
Omg, yikes! That is just such a nightmare.
Geezopeetes 9yo is the upper limit. That’s just crazy .
They mixed up their am and their pm.
Wondering if they would give my 2 1/2 year old one?Probably not since I am not paying for her. I’ll still ask though!
) get one. I was not offered the option to purchase one separately though I did not explicitly ask. Fortunately my younger one didn't really notice/care but I feel like this would be a really tough situation for a family with kids who straddle the line. I also don't understand it from a ticket cost standpoint -- seems like the fairest thing would be a choice of alcohol or the sipper, regardless of age.
I wonder if it is a supply chain issue? Maybe they are worried about running out? Since you pay the same for kids as adults and minors can't drink alcohol, it seems ridiculous that they will not let kids over 9 who want it have the sipper. I feel like back when they had the wave cup sippers, you had to pay extra for them--- those things were huge though. I remember DH complaining about how we were going to pack when he first saw it. Seems like there was something we went to when DD was 10 where I remember them saying they weren't supposed to give her something, but they went ahead and gave it to her--- I'm not sure that was WOC though-- may have been something at WDW.Perhaps they will loosen up over time but we went tonight and they were being very strict about the 3-9 year old thing. They would not let me get one for my 2 year old who did not have a paid-for plate (we did receive one for my 5 year old). They also would not let any adults who didn't get the alcoholic drink (which btw she told me the limit was one but if you wanted a second one 'we might be able to work with you
Thank you! I figured she couldn’t get one. She probably won’t care and I thought someone said it’s just a glow cube inside so I could always buy her a glow cube.Perhaps they will loosen up over time but we went tonight and they were being very strict about the 3-9 year old thing. They would not let me get one for my 2 year old who did not have a paid-for plate (we did receive one for my 5 year old). They also would not let any adults who didn't get the alcoholic drink (which btw she told me the limit was one but if you wanted a second one 'we might be able to work with you
We were happy enough with the view because it was better than being in the mosh pit trying to hold up a kid to see. You definitely can't see the lower half of the projections well but the overall visuals are still beautiful and it was much more comfortable than standing. Our poor waitress was nice but clearly had no idea what was going on yet (she had to look up the ingredients in the one alcoholic mixed drink when I asked).
I can't remember what was in the cocktail now but it was very sweet and fruity.
It is a glow cube inside. The regular square cube.Thank you! I figured she couldn’t get one. She probably won’t care and I thought someone said it’s just a glow cube inside so I could always buy her a glow cube.
When we were there in 2017, they were included in the Dessert party. I thought the same as your husband but we crammed it in the suitcase and made it home. Every once in a while we turn it on just to see it change colors.
Yes because they need to get their wristband. I would either go earlier (like 7:30) or more like 8:45 after the majority of the first party is already processed. There is going to be a massive line at 8:15.
We got our plates right after we were seated, which for us was 8:15 (we lined up at 7:30).
