A Day In Celebration

[truesdpr]

We LOVE Celebration. Always have our first brekkie and last lunch at the Market St Cafe. Will be visiting Mark this October with a case full of biscuits for him! DD loves the fountain - see my avatar and we often visit the restaurants in the evenings for dinner.

Pam.

[ursula]

Originally Posted by juli

I heard that they came back to the UK

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Thanks for that. What a shame. I seem to think that they worked really hard to keep the cafe open.

I must admit though, we nearly died when we got the bill for 4 drinks and 4 pieces of cake!

[Guest]

thanks for the link debs,

Bibbidi bobbity sounds great, I had a look earlier on but the only thing is that they say it's for girls 3 years and up. My little girl will have just turned 2 a couple of weeks before our trip so I'm affraid that she'll be missing out on it this year.
They do their hair, make up, nails etc so it probably is aimed for the older little girl rather than the toddler, what a shame, but I really don't think that my little girl would sit for that long anyway, it's tough enough just for me to brush her hair in the morning never mind all the other pampering that they do. I wonder if I would be too old at 32 ? I wouldnt mind dressing up as a princess for the day, hee hee

I'm sooo glad that you mentioned it though as we will deffinately take her when she's a little older. When I mentioned it to my sister earlier on, she said that she had heared of it and is planning on taking my niece for the works when they go to Orlando in Feb 07. My niece will be 4 years old at the time of their trip so an ideal age for that sort of thing.

any more tips are sooooo welcome and appreciated.

Thanks
Jo

[W3LUM]

Originally Posted by ursula

Can I ask a cheeky question?

The original owners of Sherlocks were shown on a tv programme years ago. When the tea shop was taken over (by MT maybe) I wondered what had happened to the original family. Did they just give up and come back to the UK or did they move on to other things?

I know it is a odd question but on our one and only visit to Celebration we did go into Sherlocks and had a natter with him and just wondered what happened next!

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We spoke to MT's DW when we were there December last year, they did buy Sherlocks from the old owners, she also said that the old owners had moved back to the UK and then moved to Spain.

[debs1505]

Originally Posted by Sweet-isobella

thanks for the link debs,

You're welcome!

any more tips are sooooo welcome and appreciated.

Thanks
Jo

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Have you thought about a character meal? There is a princess meal, Pooh and friends etc etc! Great fun!

[Guest]

We really love Celebration and always visit there when we are in Orlando. Highly recommended. :-)

[ClaireB]

A trip to celbrations is highly recommended and you gould tie in with Old Town as its only 5 mins up the road in the car

[Guest]

Originally Posted by debs1505

Have you thought about a character meal? There is a princess meal, Pooh and friends etc etc! Great fun!

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Hello again,

yeah, we've been told about the character meals, although we don't know which ones to do and also how to go about arranging them. I think there is a phone number somewhere, I've seen it before.
I'd love to do a couple of them. I believe the Mickey Mouse buffet one is good (sorry not sure of the proper name) I need to know which restaurant it's at. If you can recommend a good one for a 2 year old that would be great. I'm also told that some are set meals but I think I'd prefer the buffey style ones, breakfast or lunch, it won't make any odds.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by ClaireB

A trip to celbrations is highly recommended and you gould tie in with Old Town as its only 5 mins up the road in the car

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Hi Claire,

What is Old Town?
Does that sound really daft?

feel free to giggle.

[fintywalker]

Old Town Kissimmee is fab, it has some quaint little shops and vintage cars at the weekend, you have to go