Here's another option for Walt Disney World visitors: The resort is now offering a dessert party for the Illuminations show at Epcot. Disney started offering these events with the Fantasmic! show at Disneyland, providing a selection of desserts with a reserved viewing area to watch the show. The Illuminations dessert party will include sweets from various World Showcase pavilions, along with reserved space to watch the show, for $49 for adults and $29 for children. The parties start Saturday night and are available for booking now at 407-WDW-DINE.
Finally, Port Aventura in Spain has announced plans for a major new Ferrari-themed development.
From the press release [PDF]:
The new branded site (expected to open during 2016) will be the sole Ferrari theme park in Europe and will envisage a total investment of more than €100 million. Ferrari Land will be built on a total surface area of 75,000 square meters and benefit from several rides (including the highest and fastest vertical accelerator in Europe), a new premium hotel with 250 rooms and 5 star service, restaurants, shops and large simulation areas for car racing.
Ferrari is said also to be considering a new park in Asia, to go with the PortAventura development in Europe and the existing Ferrari World Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. Update: A PortAventura spokesperson replied to me that it hasn't yet been decided whether the new Ferrari Land will be a separate ticket from the PortAventura Park or included in that park's admission.
Tweet
They had desert parties as far back as then for corporate events and private parties 10 or more. They were usually at the terraces (Called then the French Islands) off the bridge between France and UK. And for larger groups in the area between the two merchandise locations at the end of main promenade where it reaches the lake.
But it would look out of place at a Disney park, unless Disney ever built a coaster park. The Ferrari area would also look awesome at Cedar Point or coaster parks like that. I have a feeling my sons would love it when they get a little older.
This article has been archived and is no longer accepting comments.