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  • On May 21, 2008
    Anne from MA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    We will be going to WDW in Sept. with our 6yr old princess. We will be at the royall princess dinner on a day they have MNSSHP. Can we still stay for the "halloween" fireworks after dining? It is the only day we could get the princess dinner.

    Hi Anne,

    What a special treat-dinner in Cinderella's castle!

    Unfortunately, you will not be able to stay to see the fireworks inside the Magic Kingdom for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. (But do not cancel your reservation as it is a hard ticket to get.) Guests who will be attending Mickey's party will be wearing special bracelets which give them access to all of the fun.

    If you want to see the fireworks, you can see them from the Contemporary in the California Grill. You could book dessert there to view the show. Also, you may be able to see part of the show from the beach of the Polynesian or Grand Floridian.

    Have a great time and say hello to the Fairy Godmother!
    Beth
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Meet the Panelist: Beth, New York

My name is Beth C. and I love Disney. Since I can remember Disney has been a part of my life including my first movie in the theater – "The Aristocats." Learn More About Beth

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