All that sitting still and being "good" is hard for me, Jessica, let alone a three-year-old! There is hope, though. Last year, my family visited Epcot in mid-December and had success in seeing the Candlelight Processional without a dinner package. My best advice to you would be to plan on seeing the first showing. We lined up a little over an hour before the scheduled start time. Our time in the queue was greatly enhanced by the fact that we brought along caramel corn from the nearby Karamell Kuche in Germany. Other ideas to keep your daughter entertained in line are: bubbles, silly putty, and stickers. Also, the line is set up so that it wouldn't be a nuisance for your daughter to wiggle around a bit. My kids entertain themselves with twirling and dancing and there is room in this line for both! I hope it works out for you; the show is amazing and well worth the wait!
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