Mad Hatters Tea Party

[shepherdypie]

Hi

Thinking of booking Mad Hatters Tea Party for my 11 year old and my 4 year old daughters. Has anyone been if you have what is it like and what age does it go up to.

Thanks for your help

[BevS97]

Do you mean the Alice in Wonderland tea party at the Grand Floridian?
My 2 girls went in October and seemed to enjoy it, but parents can't go and I haven't had a great deal of feedback from them, disappointingly it hasn't been one of those things they can't stop talking about, iyswim.

As far as I can tell, they had chicken nuggets and apple juice in a teapot with china cups, then they decorated a cupcake, and at the end Alice and the Mad Hatter came and played games with them and they had a photo.

I also thought 10 was the upper age limit, as my girls were 10 and 4 this year and I am sure I booked it as it would be the only year they could both do it, but I will double check that.

[Leanne1977]

Haven't tried it myself but found this info for you,

Wonderland Tea Party - A tea party (lasting one hour) for children, hosted by characters from Alice in Wonderland. Children will make and eat cupcakes, enjoy a story, eat lunch, and have tea with the characters, and make flower bouquets. Lunch includes turkey and cheese or berry sandwich, chicken nuggets, fruit, dessert, and apple tea (apple juice). (Menu subject to change.) Children who are potty trained and ages 4-10 may attend.

Monday through Friday from 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Available to all guests, Cost is $40.00 ($42.60 incliding tax).
Reservations 180 days in advance at 407-WDW-DINE.


So unfortunately it looks like your 11 year old won't be able to go.:(

[Holly-Millie]

Thank you for your replies.
Thats a bit of a shame.
Never mind

[BevS97]

i have to say when my 9 year old went last year she was the oldest there by quite a few years, I think if she hadn't been with her sister she would have felt a little out of place