Before heading to my assigned table I had to make a quick stop at the bar. They had a few mixed drinks ready and available. They also had a few beers and wines on hand. The Galactic Punch had a nice kick, though I preferred the Cosmic Citrus Twist.
There was so much food to enjoy. There was a charcuterie table of meats and cheeses, but my sweet tooth got the better of me. There were so many little tarts and Domes. Many tasty little treats to satisfy any flavor pallette. There was also a made order hazelnut chocolate dessert. They would create the dessert right in front of you with liquid nitrogen. It was delicious, like a Nutella ice cream! Try the Blue Milk Panacotta! It is way tastier than the beverage at Galaxy's Edge.
The lines for the character meets here aren't very long, but during the dessert party you really don't have to wait at all. We waited less than 5 minutes to meet each character. Darth Vader was intimidating as always. He interrogated us about rebel spies, Angie tried to throw me under the bus as a rebel spy. It was heart warming to meet Chewie. The big guy made all matter of sounds we had to interpret. His handler did try to translate a bit for us. He commented on my shirt and asked how we were doing. BB8 mostly just chirped and beeped from his pedestal. It was still pretty cool to meet the droid.
Before heading off to see the Star Wars Galactic Spectacular to end our night I grabbed a bottle of water from the drink table. As we were walked to our reserved location we were handed our Star Wars gift, a Darth Vader drinking mug. The gift can vary from season to season.
We had a great time watching the finale for our last night at Disney World. It's a wonderful way to finish an evening at Hollywood Studios. For $89 an adult and $53 per child, it is pricey but worth doing at least once if you are passing through Holllywood Studios. Want to know more? Want tips and travel advise? Contact us at here at Mouse O'Clock for all your Disney travel needs.
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What are Disney Dining Plans?Dining at Disney can be expensive. If you are a foodie like us, you may want to consider grabbing a Dining Plan. First let me break down what each Dining plan has to offer
$$ Is the Dining Plan Worth it? $$The best answer is: Maybe. Whether a dining plan will work for you totally depends on your plans and how your family eats.
Set and forget it.
You can add a dining plan after you book your reservation if need be. And we will always keep an eye out for those deals that will save you on your trip. Sometimes Disney will offer free Dining plans or kids eat free Dining plan specials. They are a great value but are only offered on select dates or have stipulations tied to them. For example if you stay at a Value resort you would get a Quick Service Dining Plan, the standard Dining Plan for a moderate resort, or the Deluxe Plan staying at the Villas. You can't mix and match without paying an "upgrade" fee. These sales are limited so jump on them ASAP. They can sell out incredibly fast, so we help apply them to your reservation whenever possible. Ask us about other tips that could save you on your next Disney experience.
We visited for breakfast and went straight for the beignets, although there were multiple breakfast platters available. We ordered our beignets with their signature chickory chocolate coffee ganache. It was thick and delicious and a fantastic compliment to the beignet--even for Gaby who doesn't like coffee!  Though we didn't stay for lunch, the restaurant is known for having create your own pasta, jambalaya, burgers etc. The restaurant also has a snack area to grab prepackaged goodies and treats. If you're on one of the Disney Dining Plans, you can refill your resort mug at the Coke Freestyle machines here.
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AuthorsAngie & Gabe Garcia-Lavin make up the Mouse O'Clock Travel team. Married for more than a decade, they share a love of each other and a love of Disney that runs deep. Archives
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