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Topic: Where to get a birthday cake in DLand?

#	Author	Message
1	Boo Wed 12/3/2008 8:28p	Hi all - we're having a 20-person family reunion in the park this weekend (woohoo!), is there any place I can go to order a birthday cake for one of the attendees? Rainforest said no, Goofy's won't let us make reservations for more than one table so we can't enjoy their wonderful messy cake. What to do?
2	FerretAfros Wed 12/3/2008 11:34p	They offer little birthday parties at the Plaza Inn inside Disneyland. I don't know how many spots they have, but I do know that they fill up. If you can call the regular Dining reservations number, they should be able to help you out with how to try to get 20 people in there.
3	MomluvsDisney Thu 12/4/2008 6:46a	Order a Disneyland® Resort Birthday Bucket Celebrate your birthday with a meal at a full-service restaurant in Disneyland® Park, Disney's California Adventure® Park or the Disneyland® Resort Hotels, and add to the fun with a Sorcerer Mickey or Disney Princess birthday bucket!* Both buckets are topped with an individual-sized birthday cake and contain terrific birthday treats — including a collectible toy, a cloisonné pin and a few special surprises. Birthday buckets are also available from room service at Disneyland® Resort Hotels. Price: $20 Celebrate a "My Disneyland Birthday Party" with Mickey and Minnie! Searching for a magical way to enjoy your big day? Make plans for a "My Disneyland Birthday Party" at Disneyland® Park's Plaza Inn! Join your host, Pat E. Cake, for a happy, fun-filled celebration featuring music, merriment, laughter and cake decorating — with a special appearance by Mickey and Minnie Mouse. All Guests receive a party hat, souvenir sipper cup, mini birthday cake, icing and cake toppings. Seating daily. Priority Seating can be arranged at Plaza Inn, City Hall, Guest Relations information kiosks and by phone. Price: $15.99 per person** For reservations, information and pricing, please call (714) 781-DINE
4	MomluvsDisney Thu 12/4/2008 6:51a	Just keep this in mind for your birthday person: Birthday sticker Where: City Hall Cost: Free with admission Age Range: All ages The birthday sticker is the first step to a great Disneyland birthday, and the best part is its price: Free to guests of all ages. The sticker lets cast members (park employees) know you are celebrating your special day at the park. Many cast members single out birthday folks with special attention and greetings. It's an amazing thing, considering how many thousands of folks walk around the park with a birthday sticker.
5	MomluvsDisney Thu 12/4/2008 6:52a	Aned last but not least: If you are interested in having a whole birthday cake at any of the on-property hotel restaurants, Disney Dining takes orders at the same time you book your priority seating, up to 60 days in advance and no later than 72 hours in advance. A 10–inch round cake, which serves up to 14 guests, sets you back $23.50. A quarter sheet is $38 and serves up to 21 guests. The baking kitchen personalizes the cake with specific colors and put the birthday person's name on it. The kitchen even delivers the cake to the hotel restaurant of your choice in time for the birthday person to blow out the candles.
6	A Happy Haunt Thu 12/4/2008 3:19p	Having a birthday at The Parks is, I think, the MOST Magical B-day one will ever have!!!
7	luvindisCruiser Thu 12/4/2008 5:48p	We will be at Disneyland in January for my birthday, and my 8 yr. old twins. My question is: Do I also have to pay for my husband, even if it is not his birthday, and he wouldn't be decorating a mini cake ? He just wants to take video/pictures of us. *2nd question* Should I make a PS for January ? Would I be OK making a PS a few days before when we are already at the park?
8	8 ilovemickey 8 Thu 12/4/2008 9:53p	We did it for my birthday in June. Yes you have to pay for everyone in order to get in. I am not sure about making a PS my mom did it as a surprise.
9	Boo Fri 12/5/2008 2:49a	Thanks Momluvs and everyone! Great ideas, I really appreciate it. With the coming year of free brithday entrance days, I'm sure there will be a lot of folks looking for cake-procurement ideas. I bet La Brea Bakery would make a bundle if they had pre-made cakes, ready to decorate with a name, ready to go!

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