[CiliaWilia]

Details on how this works? I am thinking of doing the Fantasmic Dinner @ Brown Derby but I am unsure of the menu??

[BDavis932]

I have heard good things about the Brown Derby. Here is a link to the menu: http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_bd.htm

Here is a link to all the menus at WDW (including prices:)http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm

If you want to get the most bang for your buck, I would suggest the Hollywood and Vine Fantasmic Dinner Package. It's the cheapest of the three choices and it is all you can eat (and very yummy, by the way!)

[BDavis932]

Also, keep in mind that they book most reservations before 5:00, so you may just want to do bruch around 10:30 or 11:00 and then you'll eat dinner around 4:00 or 5:00.

If there are 2 shows of Fantasmic the night you are going, they will then oepn it up to more tables after 5:00.

[Dana]

I had dinner at the Brown Derby and think it a restaurant more suited for adults without children. It's very adult and kinds bring for kids. If ther are no kids in your party, then this will work out. Momma Melrose is another Fantasmic! choice. My Dd and I tried it last trip and loved the food there. Defiantely do the brunch thing as Bdavis suggested. The portions at all of the places are HUGE.

[MerlinMatt]

I've also been told, and this was confirmed when I made the reservation, that at the 90-day mark, they only open up the least convenient reservations (i.e. late afternoon/very early evening) and that at about the 30 day mark they open up more reservations closer to a more realistic dinner time. I've also been told that even more open up about two weeks prior.

I've got PS's for H&V @ 4:30 and we're going to keep it. We'll go see the Osborne lights after dinner before Fantasmic. I figure in December it should be plaenty dark by 5:30 right?

[JM0318]

MerlinMatt sounds like you have a great plan for the osborne lights and fantasmic all in one night... great planning....ºoºJudy