[kizzmitt]

I'm planning a trip in October for my DD's 12th birthday and I want it to be very special for her. I'm hoping to order a special birthday cake to have after her birthday dinner. Has anyone done this? Does anyone have pictures or know of links with pictures of birthday cakes you can order?
Thanks

[Captgoodguy]

I'm attempting to upload a picture of the cake I ordered for my DW's birthday at Chef Mickey's but I'm having trouble with the upload page. I'll try again shortly.

However as I recall, you didn't have a choice of what it looked like, only what flavor it was.

[Captgoodguy]

Second attempt.

[lovemysons]

That's a beauty. Do they box it up for you if you don't finish it? That's alot of cake!

[BDavis932]

I ordered one at the Polynesian Bakery to be delivered to O'hana for my bosses BDay. It was $25. It sounded delish, it was white cake with strawberries in the center and cream cheese icing. I just called a few days ahead of time and the morning that I wanted it delivered, just to make sure!

[JM0318]

Do you think that you might be able to get one at Fort Wilderness, if you are camping... and have it delivered to the campsite.... just wondering...

[kizzmitt]

Anyone else?

[JiminyCricket]

HTH,

http://www.intercot.com/infocentral/misc/birthday.asp

[Tinkerbelle67]

Kizzmitt i just ordered a birthday cake for DD when we had dinner at 1900 Park Fare. I had to call 48 hours in advance and placed the order directly at 1900 PF. I spoke to the person working the podium. The cake was absolutely beautiful!!!! I'll try to get some pictures up of it. It cost $40.00 and it was a very large round cake, we had 14 people in our group and I sliced very generous portions and still took home about 1/4 of it. The bakery at the GF did a fantastic job. I recommend speaking with the consierge desk at your resort if you need assistance, they were able to get me the phone number I needed, just remember 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE.

[Captgoodguy]

Sorry it took so long to reply. I haven't been able to look at all posts recently. Yes, they box it up for you if you don't finish it all. Very good flavor. I was very pleased with it.

Let me also suggest disneyflorist.com if you want more suggestions. I used this as well during the same birthday trip for DW in January. They have more than flowers and they also have Disney themed items too.

[rlander]

I bought a cake at Pop Century's food court. It was $12 I think. They had a few of them ready to purchase in the freezer section.

[Mouselander]

Kizzmitt, I don't know where you will be staying, but we stayed concierge at the Ploynesian for my daughter's 13th birthday and the concierge staff decorated the room with balloons, etc. and provided a free cake on the day of her birthday. She was so surprised when we returned to the room to find everything already "set up" for a birthday party! I don't know if WDW still offers Birthday Badges and special calls from each park. On my daughter's birthday we went to the visitors center at each park and they gave her a Birdhday Badge, then at some of the stores she was told she had a special phone call - it was from Mickey or another character.

[Captgoodguy]

Yes, they still have the birthday buttons and phone calls. Definitely do this! Lot's of interaction from the CM's while you are at the parks and if you eat at a sit down restaurant, she will get a cupcake with a candle.

[LAURENGOLD]

Sorry to hop on this one late....but here's another picture for you. We celebrated DD's 7th birthday in June, at the Clambake. They went with a "beach theme" for hers.......The sand was brown sugar granules!!

[ssn]

When I booked our room at the Poly 2 years ago, I let it "slip" that we would be celebrating DH's 40th bday during our trip. When we arrived in our room, the day of check in, there was a cake, balloons and a happy bday certificate with my husband's name on it. There was also a disney coloring booklet and crayons for our DD. The cake was good too and free!!!