[faerie dust]

we are going for dh b day to san angel inn. do you think i could do it there?

[dixie]

My DH always celebrates a birthday during our trip and he has had a cup cake at different places- plus, if you tell the CM on check in at your dining place they usually arrange some sort of acknowledgment of the birthday ( Be sure to get the birthday pin)

[missymouse]

We had dinner on my daughter's 7th birthday at 1900 Park Fare in September 2005, and they offered to let me buy a small cake for her when we checked in for our ADR. They brought it out with her name on it and the server asked the entire restaurant to join in singing Happy Birthday to her. You can see the cake in the picture below. (I love that picture--that's her younger cousin giving her a birthday kiss on the cheek!)

[Dana]

Originally Posted by faerie dust

we are going for dh b day to san angel inn. do you think i could do it there?

Sure why not.

[faerie dust]

i went on allears and found this
.. i thought it was interesting.



My Mini-Cake Surprise includes your own mini celebration cake with a special treat, packaged one of three ways: in a Sorcerer Mickey Celebration Bucket (Disneyland Resort only), Disney Princess Jewelry Box or Disney Pirate Treasure Chest. Available at Walt Disney World character dining and buffet locations; at Disneyland Resort in full-service restaurants, character dining and through room service.

Guests who prefer a Disney Custom Bakery Cake can order at least 48 hours in advance of their celebration. Choices include a custom cake (6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch and quarter sheet), an 8-inch Mickey Mouse cake or a themed cake with enhanced inscription and edible decorations (8-inch, 10-inch and quarter sheet), available at most Walt Disney World table-service restaurants and all table-service restaurants at Disneyland Resort. To order at Walt Disney World Resort, call the cake ordering hotline at 407-827-2253.