World of Color Dessert Party in Anaheim

First off let me say I am a huge Disney fan so this review is not biased because I dislike Disneyland to start off with. On the contrary, this review could be a lot worse if it weren't for my affinity for this place. That being said...I feel a responsibility to let those looking for an honest review to know a fatal flaw of the World of Color dessert party that ruined the night for me. You may or may not share a table with complete strangers but pay the same price as a couple who lucks out with their own private table!! That's right, you will be paying 80$ to watch the show whether you're assigned to a private table, or sharing a table with another couple. That's right! The lucky ones who don't have to share a table are paying the same amount as the ones who have to split their !!cocktail sized!! table with another couple and that is what happened to us. The fact the Disney is being so greedy and maximizing their profits by using this underhanded and unequal booking process is so disappointing to me. In my op...

We reserved the WOC Dessert party for the first time and we loved it!!   We were given the option of a high top table or standard table and they do seat at least 4 per table, so we were seated with another duo that we didn't know.  We didn't mind this and you still have plenty of space to enjoy the view and desserts!   You will have a great view of the show no matter where you sit and that's the great part, you can sit and enjoy while everyone else has to stand.  It was so much more comfortable to enjoy the treats and sit for the show.   We had more than enough to eat and could even take leftovers with us.  You have an assortment of amazing treats, fruit, cheeses, breads and crackers.   Two drinks are also included, alcoholic and non-alcoholic options to choose from.   We felt this was definitely worth the price, $79, and to experience it at least once!!

I've done the World of Color Dessert party twice now. The first time was absolutely wonderful; my daughters and I loved it. So I decided to go a second time about 6 months later with just my younger daughter. We arrived early and waited. When it was our turn to be seated, I asked for the back row so my daughter and I could sit next to each other and share a blanket. The seats in the front row are staggered around a table. The seats in the back are not. I was told no, we had to sit in the front row. I'm sure it's because they sat us with another group of two to 'fill' the table. I would not have cared sharing the table if it was in the back. Once seated, I moved my chair next to my daughter to get comfortable. The waiter immediately came back and said my chair was in the way and I couldn't stay there. They again moved me back to where I was practically sitting in front of my child. There was NO POSSIBLE WAY to share...