EPCOT's Candlelight Processional Dining Packages quickly sell out just hours after going on sale

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Posted: Tuesday October 26, 2021 9:46am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Dining Packages for this year's Candlelight Processional appear to be sold out just 2 hours after going on sale.

The Candlelight Processional makes a return to Walt Disney World this year after being missed last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Only four Disney-operated restaurants are offering reserved Candlelight Processional seating as part of a dining package, with pricing from $62 to $71.

Members of the WDWMAGIC Forums reported website problems, and no answer to phone calls from around 5am this morning. As of 9:45am, those who have reached an operator have been advised that the packages are entirely sold out.

It isn't clear if there has been a high level of demand or a minimal number of tickets on sale. In recent years, buying a dining package was the only realistic way to see the show, as standby seating was so limited. If this year's event has fewer dining package reservations, this may be good news for those wishing to see the show via the standby line.

Ming-Na Wen Candlelight Processional 2019

2021 Candlelight Processional Narrators

Chita Rivera - November 29 through December 1
Jodi Benson - December 2 through December 4
Alton Fitzgerald White - December 5 through December 7
Lisa Ling - December 11 through December 13
Steven Curtis Chapman - December 23 through December 25
Blair Underwood - December 26 through December 28
Pat Sajak - December 29 through December 30

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Disney AnalystJan 13, 2022

Actually super cool! Never knew.

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Sunset Season Greetings? That ended on Monday the 3rd with the rest of the holiday offerings.

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Oh yikes I guess I meant the Holiday projection on ToT and how long into January that runs. I am blanking on the name 😅

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18 months from Oct 1, unless it gets extended.

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Do you mean what time at night? Or what date it ends? I assume it runs all the way through the rest of the 50th Celebration.

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Does anyone know when Beacon of Magic stops at HS? I tried to google but I couldn’t find any confirmed dates.

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They were recently allowed to start wearing them. Omnicron is ripping through cast members.

TikibirdLandDec 28, 2021

My DS plays French Horn. They had a mask with a velcro opening for the mouthpiece. So, it's possible to do that. But, he was very happy to have that requirement stopped at that beginning of this month.

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I don't recall anyone masked for Candlelight the first week of December except for a few instrumentalists... obviously not the wind instruments, tho.

PuertoRekinSamDec 28, 2021

We went to Epcot yesterday and saw the early candlelight show and my wife noticed that some of the performers were wearing mask while singing. Not just the golden choir but some voices as well. They looked like a solid color and not the blue pixie ones the average Cast wear. Has this been happening all season? Or was this new? I watched a you tube video of it earlier this year and don’t remember them being there.