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Grand Floridian Garden Party

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Oct 5, 2013
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Theme Park Tourist is reporting there will be a free Garden Party at the Grand Floridian October 29th. Can't find any info about this on the website, but then if it was publicized it might overwhelm capacity. Anyone familiar with this or been to the previous event? Sounds like a great idea. How often is there a free party at a deluxe WDW resort?

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Earlier this year, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa quietly introduced a new, free, Wishes dessert party themed to Alice in Wonderland that was open for anyone (not just resort guests) to attend. Known as the Gone Mad Party, this fun event had a lighthearted atmosphere and allowed guests to purchase themed snacks and cocktails while they enjoyed a unique view of the Wishes nightly spectacular. Perhaps in an effort to build upon the success of this first event, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa has recently announced that it will host yet another free event at this resort this fall.

Next Saturday, October 29, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa will host the Grand Floridian Garden Party in the hotel's Mary Poppins garden, just outside the 1900 Park Fare exit at the front of the resort. This event will take place from 7:00PM to 10:00PM and will feature live music, as well as unique cocktails available for purchase. Currently this is a one night only event, but if the Grand Floridian Garden Party proves to be successful, it seems likely that Disney will try and make these free events a more regular occurrence.
 
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