Three new Magic Kingdom firework dessert parties to launch alongside Happily Ever After at Walt Disney World

Mar 15, 2023 in "Fireworks Dessert Party"

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Happily Ever After firework desert party

Posted: Wednesday March 15, 2023 2:35pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Three new Magic Kingdom firework dessert parties will launch on April 1, just in time for the April 3 return of Happily Ever After.

Happily Ever After firework desert party

The firework dessert parties range in price from $99 to $114, and can be booked online from March 23 2023. Note that April 1 and 2 will include viewing of Disney Enchantment.

Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Parties: Pre-Party

Event begins at Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant with:

Desserts such as chocolate-dipped strawberries and chocolate silk tarts
A variety of cheeses
Beverages, including an assortment of beer and wine for Guests ages 21 and over with a valid form of identification

Shortly before the start of the nighttime spectacular, Cast Members will escort you to a prime standing area in the Plaza Garden.

Admission is $99 per adult (ages 10 and up); $59 per child (ages 3 to 9), tax included. Gratuity is not included or required.

Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Parties: Seats & Sweets

Event begins at Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant with:

Desserts such as chocolate-dipped strawberries and chocolate silk tarts
A variety of cheeses
Beverages, including an assortment of beer and wine for Guests ages 21 and over with a valid form of identification

Then, take your seat on the restaurant’s patio for the Happily Ever After nighttime spectacular.

Admission is $114 per adult (ages 10 and up); $69 per child (ages 3 to 9), tax included. Gratuity is not included or required.

Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Parties: Post-Party

Check in at Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant starting 60 minutes prior to Happily Ever After. Shortly before the start of the nighttime spectacular, Cast Members will escort you to a prime standing area in the Plaza Garden for firework viewing.

After the nighttime spectacular, you’ll be escorted back to Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant for:

Desserts such as chocolate-dipped strawberries and chocolate silk tarts
A variety of cheeses
Beverages, including an assortment of beer and wine for Guests ages 21 and over with a valid form of identification

Admission is $99 per adult (ages 10 and up); $59 per child (ages 3 to 9), tax included. Gratuity is not included or required.

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Disone13 days ago

So I am guessing you don't like it? :)

HauntedPirate13 days ago

I've never heard of them selling out, but I'm also not sure if that information is ever disseminated or publicized. And HEA isn't worth a plugged nickel. IMHO.

DisneyFanatic1213 days ago

I agree, it’s worth spending 9,900 pennies for, not just one. In all seriousness though, do these sell out?

HauntedPirate13 days ago

🤦‍♂️ We've done the dessert party when the price was $68/person. The desserts weren't that great, and our family of 6, with 4 teenagers at the time, couldn't eat enough then to justify the price then. It's too rich, too much, too fast. It's gut rot within 30 minutes. If you think these desserts they're offering would be priced at $20 a pop if offered elsewhere... they aren't. And HEA wasn't and isn't worth spending a penny for.

Ayla14 days ago

Yep. We did the Tomorrowland Dessert Party when it was $25 per person. No way I'd ever consider paying the exorbitant price they are charging for it now.

vikescaper14 days ago

The dessert parties aren’t what they used to be. You can get alcohol at them but the actual desserts don’t seem to be as good as they used to be. They used to serve the cheeseburger spring rolls, so it was nice to have something savory. The only savory items that they have now are cheese cubes and the little toasts that go with the cheese. I tend to load up on the chocolate covered strawberries…..

James Alucobond14 days ago

I actually found the desserts really lacking the one time I tried it, though I know the offerings rotate pretty regularly. Not even a third the quality of what they put out at a Club Level lounge when it feels like it should at least meet that standard for the price. But the view is definitely great.

TheCoasterNerd14 days ago

I didn't say value based on price, I just said that it's a fun experience if you can afford it. I was just leaving a reviews. I don't know the price because Disney Dreamers Academy covered it. However, looking at the price online, it seems to be a good deal. $111, and you get as much dessert as you can eat, front row seating for the fireworks, a fantastic view, and you get to be out of the crowds. And how does it lack credibility? I was simply saying "it was fun!"

Sirwalterraleigh14 days ago

Exaclty…because you’ve paid the bills We took my 17 and 15 year olds to the Halloween thing when they were 1 and 3 respectively… It was $35… Was that THAT long ago? Or did somebody really mess up?

ToTBellHop14 days ago

It’s exorbitant now. I remember taking my kids when they were 2 (10 years ago). They were free. My wife and I were $30. Now THAT was a steal! Never gonna happen again, though. It was a great way to see Wishes (at the time) with stroller-age kids, though.

Sirwalterraleigh14 days ago

No offense…but any judgement of “value” if you don’t (or never have) paid the bill lacks credibility…you’ll get there

TheCoasterNerd14 days ago

Ok so I saw the Happily Ever After dessert party at Tomorrowland Terrace the other day and it was amazing. Cannot reccomend it enough. Not sure what it actually costs as we got it for free but if you can afford to do it, do it. The food was delicious, the cast members were great, and the show looked incredible from that vantage point. Just figured I'd leave a review here. 10/10 would do again