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Join Date: Aug 2008
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My twin boys will be turning 11 during our next visit to WDW in February. I currently have an ADR at Ohana for the evening of their actual birthday. However, after having read all of the threads I'm getting a little bit anxious about working with the GF bakery on the cake.
What do you all think? Should I keep the ADR and go ahead and work with GF bakery or change our ADR so I can work with Chef Brian at the Contemporary (The Wave is available on that evening)? My boys won't know the difference (or care for that matter) where we eat that night. We do like Ohana and haven't eaten there for a few years. We've never tried The Wave. I just want the best cake for a terrific surprise for them...
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I miss the big talking pile of leaves and trash It makes me laugh to sing it like a drunk old man would sing it Join Date: Jan 2005
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Our cake!
Just returned from another wonderfully magical trip! We had a delicious meal at California Grill followed by this great cake!
What: Mini-"wedding" cake As Ordered: White fondant outside, edible snowflakes, chocolate cake and peanut butter cup filling Cost: $50 Delivered to California Grill Loved this cake and it was so good! I forgot to take a close up shot until after I had already cut into it, but it was beautiful. The people sitting next to us were in love with it too! ![]() ![]()
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: New Jersey
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Asked on the resort thread but thought I would try here too. Can I fit one of the custom cakes in the room fridge (whatever portion doesn't get eaten?) Also will they deliver the cake to our room first thing in the a.m.??
We're staying at the Contemporary if that makes any difference. TIA!!
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: North Carolina
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It is a tight squeeze - we had Mickey Head cake in July and we had to take out of the box to get refrigerator to close - the boxes generally speaking don't fit in the refrigerators
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OK, apparently I've been living under a rock Join Date: Aug 2006
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![]() How big a cake are you getting? We've always been able to squeeze a 6-inch cake into the mini fridge. I think the bottom of our wedding cake had to stay with bell services, though, cuz it was 10 inches or more.
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I really liked the Haunted Mansion cake (I think the poster said it was an 8"). Hoping it fits - somehow. Even if they break it down into 2 'packages' -- another possiblity is just putting whatever cake is left in the fridge with no box? Not sure how good of an idea that is though as I know some fridges have a "smell" to them.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Ok so we just came back from our Christmas trip and started to think about our anniversary trip we have booked for September! thought about doing a illuminations boat trip and wondered whether a cake would be able to be delivered to the boat?
I wanted a replica of our top tier from our Disney escape wedding! The cake was too big to finish and would like to order something smaller( even the top tier seemed massive) is there anything in between a mini cake and a 6 inch? Any help would be most appreciated!
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Has anyone ordered a cake at AKL recently? I see they offer a Zebra cake, but is that pretty much my main option? We are having dinner at Jiko and I would like to order DH a birthday cake.
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The Attic was just perfect
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Definitely mention that you had a Disney wedding and what you want to do when you call. They should be able to replicate an Escape cake pretty easily.
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We had one delivered to Kidani on 12/8 for ds's 1st birthday. Ordered through private dining. Asked for safari mickey theme. The cake was vanilla with vanilla buttercream filling and icing. They did a great job they put an adorable edible image of safari mickey, white chocolate cut out giraffes, and molded chocolate animals around the sides. The cake was 6". The total was around $80 which included the 18 percent delivery fee. I will try to post a picture later on.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Very disappointed with the cake I ordered and rec'd. Requested a fushia/bright purple cake for my daughter at our CRT lunch. Cake's icing was lavender and pale pink (I specifically asked for vivid and not pale colors). Cake was bitter and not good at all. Chef also misspelled my daughter's name wrong (I included the right info in my email and by phone). We ate maybe 3 bites of it. Glad I only bought a mini-cake for my daughter, but still found this the most disappointing of this extravagant day (CRT, BBB +MVMCP for 6). Definitely not worth the almost $50.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Hmm, I would not have guessed plastic. That makes sense though.
Thank you. I am a hobby baker, and of course, Disney cakes are my favorite kind!
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Hi everyone! Is it possible to get the white chocolate Mickey and strawberries at WL? It's a tradition I've started our last few trips at YC that I'm hoping to continue. Can the concierge level staff help me since we are CL guests?
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The Attic was just perfect
OK, apparently I've been living under a rock Join Date: Aug 2006
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You need to call Private Dining at WL to see what their selection of treats is at the moment. (You could call the Concierge, I guess, but they'll just call Private Dining).
If they say no, you can try calling the Contemporary to see if they'll deliver this to WL for you (since they deliver cakes to WL, I don't see why not). All phone numbers are in Post #2 of this thread.
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