New years eve dinner

figment83 · 08-24-2006

Where would be a nice place to eat new years eve dinner that is not too terriblely expensive?

maelae11 · 08-24-2006

any of the WS restaurants are nice.....

mickaholic4077 · 08-24-2006

I already have my reservations for the biergarten for the last lunch seating.

maelae11 · 08-24-2006

beirgartens is great....have you been there before?

**llama** · 08-24-2006

Gosh - so many choices. Any of the World Restaurants would be great. Is there a type of food you particularly enjoy? Do you want quiet (well, Disney-quiet) or are you looking for something with a bit more going on? Whatever you decide, make an ADR as soon as possible.

maelae11 · 08-24-2006

do the parks do any special for new year's?

mickaholic4077 · 08-24-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by maelae11

beirgartens is great....have you been there before?

I'm a FL resident AP'er. I dine there at least 4 times a year,and the apple strudel they make is the best I've ever tasted.

plookymum · 08-24-2006

We made reservations (OK, priority seatings, ADRs, what are they called?!) for Chefs de France at Epcot at 5:30pm on New Year's Eve, so we should be seated and will be able to raise our glasses and welcome in the New Year on French time by 6pm (6 hours ahead of North America). Just thought it would be a neat thing to do, because the kids rarely stay awake till midnight. Ooooh, I can't wait!

BonnieBluEyes · 08-24-2006

I've heard the crowds at the parks on New Years can be body-to-body. Have you thought about dinner at one of the resorts? If it were me I would go to California Grill on top of the Contemporary because then you can see the fireworks at MK without having to deal with the crowds.

figment83 · 08-25-2006

Crowds generally don't bother me or slow me down in WDW. I would prefer to either stay in the park or at a resort near the MK. Either the WL or GF would be nice. I think I am leaning towards CP.

Soundgod · 08-25-2006

We ate at Chefs de France on Dec 31 for dinner at 5:30 PM, in order to be done eating in time for the early Illuminations. It wasn't that good, and the most disappointing was their creme brulee. But, by the time I made my reservation, I don't know where else I could have gotten in.
By the way, both Epcot and Magic Kingdom have two diferent shows on New Year's Eve. Epcot runs two variations, Illuminations:Peace On Earth and Illuminations: New Year's around the World(that's my name for it). MK's early show is what I refer to as Holiday Wishes and the late show, I'll guess because I didn't see it, is some sort of variation on Wishes or Fantasy in the Sky. So, if you're planning dinner at Cali Grill, you could wind up seeing only the early show, or no show at all, as I don't think any of the restaurants stayed open to midnight. But to not be in one of the parks at midnight is missing the point of going to WDW for New Year's Eve.

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figment83 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Mississippi Posts: 105	New years eve dinner Where would be a nice place to eat new years eve dinner that is not too terriblely expensive?

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maelae11 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2006 Location: Elmwood Park, NJ Posts: 260	Re: New years eve dinner any of the WS restaurants are nice..... __________________ Thanx, Dina 2002- Honeymoon (Boardwalk) 2003- Wilderness Lodge 2005-Contemporary, Became a DVC member 2006 Beach Club- First time using DVC 2006- Dec Wilderness Lodge Villas 2007 Boardwalk Memorial Day Weekend 2008 Boardwalk with the whole family!!! 2008 Boardwalk Nov X-mas with the mouse. 2009 April :Beach Club-Chris' Birthday @ WDW 2009- DEC OKW family gathering @ X-mas 2010 April- Chris' birthday again in WDW My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas with the Mouse 13 days 17 hours 56 minutes

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,181	Re: New years eve dinner I already have my reservations for the biergarten for the last lunch seating.

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maelae11 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2006 Location: Elmwood Park, NJ Posts: 260	Re: New years eve dinner beirgartens is great....have you been there before? __________________ Thanx, Dina 2002- Honeymoon (Boardwalk) 2003- Wilderness Lodge 2005-Contemporary, Became a DVC member 2006 Beach Club- First time using DVC 2006- Dec Wilderness Lodge Villas 2007 Boardwalk Memorial Day Weekend 2008 Boardwalk with the whole family!!! 2008 Boardwalk Nov X-mas with the mouse. 2009 April :Beach Club-Chris' Birthday @ WDW 2009- DEC OKW family gathering @ X-mas 2010 April- Chris' birthday again in WDW My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas with the Mouse 13 days 17 hours 56 minutes

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llama Practically Perfect Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Slurpee Capital of the World Posts: 7,379	Re: New years eve dinner Gosh - so many choices. Any of the World Restaurants would be great. Is there a type of food you particularly enjoy? Do you want quiet (well, Disney-quiet) or are you looking for something with a bit more going on? Whatever you decide, make an ADR as soon as possible. __________________ Your Moderately Moderate Moderator A PROUD MEMBER OF THE BAD KITTY CLUB "Meowany Are Called, Mew Are Chosen" It's Murdoch with an "H" eleven-twenty-ten My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas in Florida 33 days 20 hours 33 minutes

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maelae11 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2006 Location: Elmwood Park, NJ Posts: 260	Re: New years eve dinner do the parks do any special for new year's? __________________ Thanx, Dina 2002- Honeymoon (Boardwalk) 2003- Wilderness Lodge 2005-Contemporary, Became a DVC member 2006 Beach Club- First time using DVC 2006- Dec Wilderness Lodge Villas 2007 Boardwalk Memorial Day Weekend 2008 Boardwalk with the whole family!!! 2008 Boardwalk Nov X-mas with the mouse. 2009 April :Beach Club-Chris' Birthday @ WDW 2009- DEC OKW family gathering @ X-mas 2010 April- Chris' birthday again in WDW My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas with the Mouse 13 days 17 hours 56 minutes

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plookymum Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 22	Re: New years eve dinner We made reservations (OK, priority seatings, ADRs, what are they called?!) for Chefs de France at Epcot at 5:30pm on New Year's Eve, so we should be seated and will be able to raise our glasses and welcome in the New Year on French time by 6pm (6 hours ahead of North America). Just thought it would be a neat thing to do, because the kids rarely stay awake till midnight. Ooooh, I can't wait!

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BonnieBluEyes Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hundred Acre Wood Posts: 130	Re: New years eve dinner I've heard the crowds at the parks on New Years can be body-to-body. Have you thought about dinner at one of the resorts? If it were me I would go to California Grill on top of the Contemporary because then you can see the fireworks at MK without having to deal with the crowds. __________________ Bonnie

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figment83 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Mississippi Posts: 105	Re: New years eve dinner Crowds generally don't bother me or slow me down in WDW. I would prefer to either stay in the park or at a resort near the MK. Either the WL or GF would be nice. I think I am leaning towards CP.

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Soundgod Squirrel! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Laughing on the Laughing Floor Posts: 8,787	Re: New years eve dinner We ate at Chefs de France on Dec 31 for dinner at 5:30 PM, in order to be done eating in time for the early Illuminations. It wasn't that good, and the most disappointing was their creme brulee. But, by the time I made my reservation, I don't know where else I could have gotten in. By the way, both Epcot and Magic Kingdom have two diferent shows on New Year's Eve. Epcot runs two variations, Illuminations:Peace On Earth and Illuminations: New Year's around the World(that's my name for it). MK's early show is what I refer to as Holiday Wishes and the late show, I'll guess because I didn't see it, is some sort of variation on Wishes or Fantasy in the Sky. So, if you're planning dinner at Cali Grill, you could wind up seeing only the early show, or no show at all, as I don't think any of the restaurants stayed open to midnight. But to not be in one of the parks at midnight is missing the point of going to WDW for New Year's Eve. __________________ Do you live to eat or do you eat to live? My Disney Countdown Counting down to: WDW? Nope. Home

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