Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show — Disney Village

Started by Anthony, May 06, 2012, 03:54:08 AM

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mickeyandminniefan

#45
Hi my little one is 2 and 3 months - would this show be ok for her ?

also I dont want to eat there is there an option not to ?

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SwipatronSparks

#46
nope no option to not eat there the meal is part of the price... as for the age of your daughter.... im not sure to be honest
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kelly.dylan

#47
You get your food whilst watching the show so not an option without food, but i suppose you dont have to eat it  ;)

The show is about 2 hours long so really depends on whether she would be able to sit and watch for that long without getting bored.
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mickeyandminniefan

#48
Hmmm I think she would be ok as there would be things to watch, the thing is we don't like chilli - it's a bit expensive not to eat it, maybe we will give it a miss

Thanks

kelly.dylan

#49
Quote from: "mickeyandminniefan"Hmmm I think she would be ok as there would be things to watch, the thing is we don't like chilli - it's a bit expensive not to eat it, maybe we will give it a miss

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The chilli is just the adult starter. Dylan is 12 so has to have the adult meal and doesn't like chilli but he eats the main which is sausage, chicken, potato wedges etc and then apple pie after.  The children get sausage, chicken, potato wedges and ice cream.

It is good, especially if you've never seen it before, we are going twice over christmas  :oops:  

There's a link on the BBWWS thread for tickets for 30 Euros which makes it much more reasonable, especially when you think a hotdog and chips in Caseys is over 10 Euros each  ;)
This is the link ..... http://www.ticketnet.fr/Resultat?ipSearch=buffalo+bill
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mickeyandminniefan

#50
Ah ok . That changes everything then !!

Thank you  very much

mickeyandminniefan

#51
Would my 2 year old be free ?

Elaine

#52
Quote from: "mickeyandminniefan"Would my 2 year old be free ?

yes, but they won't get a seat - they will have to sit on your lap or in between you and your partner on the bench-style flip-up seats. They won't get a meal either, so they'd have to share yours (I don't really like the food at BBWWS, and my daughter likes it even less, so sharing the bits that you like at BBWWS then going for a pizza/McDonalds later might work out fine for you if the BBWWS ticket price is low enough).

mickeyandminniefan

#53
Yes that would work

Thanks all

So we will do the dreams show on the first night and bbill show on the second night - sorted !

polar vixen

#54
We've took our youngest (1 and 3), and a year ago when they were even littler.  It's very loud, but there's plenty going on to keep little ones entertained, and it's a good night out.

mattboywonder

#55
As an Annual Passholder, I have had an email to tell me I can attend Buffalo Bill Wildwest Show for free during the month of my birthday and bring 6 guests with me at a discounted rate.  The email quotes a reservations telephone number to call, which is a number in France.

I have called this number today (after a bit of trouble getting through) to make a booking for next weekend and was told I could only make the booking for the additional 3 people and not for myself (as it would be free for me) - meaning if I booked those3  tickets and it was full on the day, I would not get it!!

I was told to book on the day at the location.

Has anyone else had a similar experience?  I am concerned that it will be full and we won't get it.  

What is the point of them quoting a reservations number on the email when they won't take the booking.

I wanted to pay for the others as part of their Xmas presens which I why I wanted the reservation confirmed.  I will be seriously disspointed if it is booked up on the day!!

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Elaine

#56
I'm fairly sure the normal booking number were very helpful for me when I took advantage of the same offer last winter - give them a call and say what they say. I got a reservation number for both my free ticket and the reduced price one for my daughter with the same offer.

fiyero

#57
I've just booked (using the ticketnet link above) to see the show next Monday (good job I booked it today as you have to book a week ahead). €31.45 for the 21:30 performance including print at home. I am super excited.
It will be only my third time ever and my first in over 10 years (went with family in 1997 and with college in 2001/2)
Has much changed? I think Mickey is in the show now, how does that work?

ulak

#58
This show is ending??
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Samninetysix

#59
Quote from: "ulak"This show is ending??

Huh??