Question about Candlelight Processional

[DisneylandorBust]

My family and I are going to be at the resort Dec 2 - Dec 10th. I'm bringing my son who will be 16 months old for his first trip. I was wondering would it be worth trying to get tickets to see the Candlelight Processional? I would looooooooove to see it but not sure if a toddler could sit thru it or if it's even worth attempting!! Thoughts? Suggestions? Baby sitting offers?!! Thanks guys!

[OogieBoogie]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

You don't need tickets. Just be on Main Street when it happens. I suggest getting there in the mid afternoon as all the good spots to see it get taken up really quick. I don't think a 16 month old will appreciate it, but if he likes lights and music, it may keep him enthralled.

[RobotMirror]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

My family and I are going to be at the resort Dec 2 - Dec 10th. I'm bringing my son who will be 16 months old for his first trip. I was wondering would it be worth trying to get tickets to see the Candlelight Processional? I would looooooooove to see it but not sure if a toddler could sit thru it or if it's even worth attempting!! Thoughts? Suggestions? Baby sitting offers?!! Thanks guys!

We'll be there with my son who is now 18 months old. The only thing that tickets get you is a reserved seat, but it's available for viewing for anyone on main street, as Oogie said. Have a great time!

[OogieBoogie]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

As good as a seat sounds, I wouldn't recomment getting one if you have a 16 month old. The seats are right in the middle and if your little one starts to fidget or something, it will be very hard to get him out of there and to a quieter area or to a bathroom.

[frecky]

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If, like Oogie said, you need to get a spot REAL early...I dont think your son is gonna sit still and quiet. I could be totally wrong, but I doubt my 2 daughters would and they are 6 and 4.

[OogieBoogie]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

Last year when I was down there with my nephews and my neice (ages at the time were 7,3, and 2) We had someone camp out the spot while the others in the party took the kids on the rides. We spread out a blanket and parked the stroller to mark the spot.

[brassplayer]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

The Candlelight Processional is beautiful, however I don't think most toddlers would appreciate it. It's essentially a static choir/orchestra concert interspersed with vocal soloists and narration. Unlike the Park's other live entertainment, the Processional has no colorful floats, fireworks, or Disney characters. Which is exactly why it is so charming, but it could make it a tough sell for a toddler.

--Tim

[iluvdisney01]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

What is the Candlelight Processional?

[NeverNeverland]

Re: Question about Candlelight Processional

I totally offer to babysit!