OFFICIAL Disney Cake Chatter Thread - Part III - Page 82 - The DIS Discussion Forums

bgenew1 · 01-02-2013, 08:04 PM

Hi. We will be celebrating our 20th wedding anniv and I was thinking about ordering a mini cake. Is the price still $30? We have a lunch reservation at Le Cellierthe day before and breakfast at Ohana the dáy of.

Can I get a cake delivered at breakfast?

flea1267 · 01-02-2013, 08:10 PM

Yes you can have a cake delivered to breakfast - I had one delivered to Ohana's a couple of years ago

lurkyloo · 01-03-2013, 02:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bgenew1

Hi. We will be celebrating our 20th wedding anniv and I was thinking about ordering a mini cake. Is the price still $30? We have a lunch reservation at Le Cellierthe day before and breakfast at Ohana the dáy of.

Prices vary depending on how elaborate you want it. Only the bakery can tell you the exact price.

pigget74 · 01-03-2013, 06:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KuyaJeff

Does anyone know how the payment of the cake is handled? Is it pay as soon as you order? Credit card guarantee? or Payment upon arrival? Thanks in advance!

Also, I emailed the Magic Kingdom email address (2 days ago) and I still haven't gotten a response. How long does it usually take to hear back...is the New Year and the crowds that came with it causing delayed responses?

I heard from Chef Brian on Monday--I replied to his question and have not gotten a response. He must be off.

pigget74 · 01-03-2013, 07:26 AM

just heard back from chef Brian--- they can't do my cake. I think I am going to re word---to any blueprint design and add a rock-n-roll theme.

flea1267 · 01-03-2013, 07:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pigget74

just heard back from chef Brian--- they can't do my cake. I think I am going to re word---to any blueprint design and add a rock-n-roll theme.

why couldn't they do it?

KuyaJeff · 01-03-2013, 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pigget74

just heard back from chef Brian--- they can't do my cake. I think I am going to re word---to any blueprint design and add a rock-n-roll theme.

I just got a reply from Chef Brian and was quoted $50 for a two tiered mini cake. I was planning on recieving it for a Breakfast at Crystal Palace....but I'm going to wait to hear for a call back from Pat about getting a quote for the same cake but at 'Ohana for a late breakfast.

Chef Brian told me that my idea could be done, but needs to be simplified for the mini cake. Here's the pic I sent him that I found online:

bgenew1 · 01-03-2013, 08:21 AM

One more question before I call. Do you have to get the mousse filling or can it just be all cake?

I want a mini tier cake with white fondant and yellow roses and was thinking about the marble cake. Any opinions?

lurkyloo · 01-03-2013, 11:26 AM

I'd at least get buttercream filling, since I don't really like their mousse filling either. Seems like it would be possible to go filling-free, but only the bakery can tell you for sure.

pigget74 · 01-03-2013, 12:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flea1267

why couldn't they do it?

He said that he did not have a blueprint of rockin roller coaster, but could just do a rockin roller coaster themed cake.

I replied, could we do any blue print design and add a rockin roller coaster guitar to the top.

He replied he could do only one theme. I would have to choose. Not sure what to do. I want disney incorporated some way in the cake, but looks like that won't happen.

Don't want to tick him off by asking if any disney could be incorporated.

heidijanesmith · 01-03-2013, 02:11 PM

Finally got my pics up and going:

10in Chocolate cake with dark chocolate filling
Ordered from Yatch Club Bakery
Delivered to Coral Reef
Asked for Coral reef/scuba diving theme (gave them total creative control of cake)
Quoted $125.00 and invoiced for $115.00

Super moist, awesome cake. Could not have been happier.

diableri · 01-03-2013, 02:43 PM

Hi folks, oddly enough; my cake predicament is the most troublesome of my 10 day WDW trip from CA and I need advice.

January 19th 7PM dinner reservations at Rainforest in Animal Kingdom for four adults and two children (5 and 8 year old boys). It's the 8 year old's birthday and he picked the restaurant. The 19th is mid stay for our trip (13th-23rd).

Since they don't do cakes and we're coming from CA, I need to bring it to Rainforest myself. We plan to spend the day at Animal Kingdom that day to simplify things. I thought I would bring the cake there in the morning and meet the rest of my family in the park.

My question is, where do I order the cake from? He wants a Disney themed cake but I think the standard Mickey cake might be off putting for them (the filling) not to mention too large (wasted).

Budget is not a concern (what's another couple hundred dollars to the cost of the trip

). We're staying at the Art of Animation in Cars if that matters but I don't mind going to pick it up anywhere on property since I'm making a special trip anyway.

Is the Bakery my best bet? Help oh cake gurus?

p.s. I SO can't wait to be back in the World.

Soccer Princess · 01-03-2013, 02:57 PM

How long does it normally take to get a call back regarding a cake order? I am trying to order for January 15th at the GF if that makes a difference. Thanks!

lurkyloo · 01-03-2013, 05:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heidijanesmith

Finally got my pics up and going:

10in Chocolate cake with dark chocolate filling
Ordered from Yatch Club Bakery
Delivered to Coral Reef
Asked for Coral reef/scuba diving theme (gave them total creative control of cake)
Quoted $125.00 and invoiced for $115.00

Super moist, awesome cake. Could not have been happier.

Cute cake!

Quote:

Originally Posted by diableri

January 19th 7PM dinner reservations at Rainforest in Animal Kingdom for four adults and two children (5 and 8 year old boys). It's the 8 year old's birthday and he picked the restaurant. The 19th is mid stay for our trip (13th-23rd).

Since they don't do cakes and we're coming from CA, I need to bring it to Rainforest myself. We plan to spend the day at Animal Kingdom that day to simplify things. I thought I would bring the cake there in the morning and meet the rest of my family in the park.

I would not bring the cake into the park in the morning for a 7pm dinner. Even the all-buttercream ones really need to be kept chilled or else they start to slump. And if it's hot, the fondant will sweat all over the place.

If it were me, I'd work with a local bakery like It's Tasty Too, Anna Cakes, or Sprinkles to have them deliver the cake to me at dinner. I know It's Tasty Too does this quite frequently and gets high marks from DIS brides who've used them. You will also get a LOT more bang for your buck.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soccer Princess

How long does it normally take to get a call back regarding a cake order? I am trying to order for January 15th at the GF if that makes a difference. Thanks!

The person you need to speak to may be on vacation. They only really need 2 or 3 days' notice; I'd call back over the weekend if you still haven't heard.

diableri · 01-04-2013, 11:45 AM

Ordered with It's Tasty Too. A Lego brick (the kids are crazy for Legos and are just as excited for the Lego store as the parks).

Nice people! Thank you for the recommendation lurkyloo, all handled and very affordable!

01-02-2013, 08:04 PM	#1216
bgenew1 Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 236	Hi. We will be celebrating our 20th wedding anniv and I was thinking about ordering a mini cake. Is the price still $30? We have a lunch reservation at Le Cellierthe day before and breakfast at Ohana the dáy of. Can I get a cake delivered at breakfast? __________________

01-02-2013, 08:10 PM	#1217
flea1267 DIS Veteran Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: North Carolina Posts: 819	Yes you can have a cake delivered to breakfast - I had one delivered to Ohana's a couple of years ago __________________ Felicia To God Be The Glory For All My Many Blessings! Felicia (me) Mitch (DH) Jennie (DD) Will (DS)

01-03-2013, 07:26 AM	#1220
pigget74 DVC Beach Club Villas Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Hattiesburg, Mississippi Posts: 2,888	just heard back from chef Brian--- they can't do my cake. I think I am going to re word---to any blueprint design and add a rock-n-roll theme. __________________ March 1993--offsite May 1994--offsite June 2002--All Stars March 2003--OKW May 2003--offsite December 2003--OKW May 2004--OKW July 2004--POP Century, ASM December 2004--OKW March 2005--4 Day Wonder and BCV May 2006--OKW November 2006--OKW March 2007--Pop Century May 2007--OKW November 2008--OKW June 2009--Kidani Animal Kingdom March 2011--Kidani Village Animal Kingdom (18) (15) (7) (5)

01-03-2013, 08:21 AM	#1223
bgenew1 Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 236	One more question before I call. Do you have to get the mousse filling or can it just be all cake? I want a mini tier cake with white fondant and yellow roses and was thinking about the marble cake. Any opinions? __________________

01-03-2013, 11:26 AM	#1224
lurkyloo The Attic was just perfect OK, apparently I've been living under a rock Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Disneyland! Posts: 11,629	I'd at least get buttercream filling, since I don't really like their mousse filling either. Seems like it would be possible to go filling-free, but only the bakery can tell you for sure. __________________ PJ * Wedding * Anniversary * Christmas * Halloween * Aulani Vow Renewal! * Disney Wedding Guide * Tokyo Disney * ALL Trip Reports! * PODCAST

\|
The DIS Register to remove Join Date: 1997 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 1,000,000

01-03-2013, 02:11 PM	#1226
heidijanesmith DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,097	Finally got my pics up and going: 10in Chocolate cake with dark chocolate filling Ordered from Yatch Club Bakery Delivered to Coral Reef Asked for Coral reef/scuba diving theme (gave them total creative control of cake) Quoted $125.00 and invoiced for $115.00 Super moist, awesome cake. Could not have been happier. __________________ May 2005 AKL Pool view July 2010 Poly Standard view- WDW and US Aug 2012 YC Pool view- WDW, US and BG Oct 2013 AKL CL Savanah view- WDW and US The Smith's take on the Poly- TR

01-03-2013, 02:43 PM	#1227
diableri Earning My Ears Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 3	Hi folks, oddly enough; my cake predicament is the most troublesome of my 10 day WDW trip from CA and I need advice. January 19th 7PM dinner reservations at Rainforest in Animal Kingdom for four adults and two children (5 and 8 year old boys). It's the 8 year old's birthday and he picked the restaurant. The 19th is mid stay for our trip (13th-23rd). Since they don't do cakes and we're coming from CA, I need to bring it to Rainforest myself. We plan to spend the day at Animal Kingdom that day to simplify things. I thought I would bring the cake there in the morning and meet the rest of my family in the park. My question is, where do I order the cake from? He wants a Disney themed cake but I think the standard Mickey cake might be off putting for them (the filling) not to mention too large (wasted). Budget is not a concern (what's another couple hundred dollars to the cost of the trip ). We're staying at the Art of Animation in Cars if that matters but I don't mind going to pick it up anywhere on property since I'm making a special trip anyway. Is the Bakery my best bet? Help oh cake gurus? p.s. I SO can't wait to be back in the World.

01-03-2013, 02:57 PM	#1228
Soccer Princess DIS Cast Member you would never find me with the old hammer again! Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 3,093	How long does it normally take to get a call back regarding a cake order? I am trying to order for January 15th at the GF if that makes a difference. Thanks!

01-04-2013, 11:45 AM	#1230
diableri Earning My Ears Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 3	Ordered with It's Tasty Too. A Lego brick (the kids are crazy for Legos and are just as excited for the Lego store as the parks). Nice people! Thank you for the recommendation lurkyloo, all handled and very affordable!

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Rate This Thread
Rate This Thread: